Vad betyder par på svenska och vad är definitionen av par?

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par betydelse and definition

0 the same as or equal to someone or something:
- The regeneration of the city's downtown dock front will put it on a par with Nice or Cannes.
1 the usual standard or condition
- Tiger Woods finished the round 10 below/under par.
2 the usual standard or condition:
- About half the teachers are good, and the rest are clearly below par.
- Walker shot a par 72 for the victory.
3 abbreviation for paragraph
4 the original value of a share, bond, etc. when it is first available for sale:
- at par The bonds were priced at par with an initial yield of 4.4%.
- a par value of sth The Board of Directors authorized the designation of 1,000,000 shares of stock, with a par value of $0.10 per share.
5 worse than the usual or expected standard:
- California ranks below par in tackling the retiree health-care issue.
6 the same as or equal to someone or something:
- It is rated on a par with its rivals despite outperforming its sector in almost every measure.
- People often don't insist on raises that keep their pay on par with inflation.
7 a situation or standard of work or behaviour that is considered normal or typical:
- Massive management fees, he says, are par for the course in keeping an international operation running.
- The company's stock was hit hard today, but that's par for the course in this economy.

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