be below par

also not be up to par

1. to be below the usual or expected standard His performance yesterday was definitely below par. For some reason her work this week hasn't been up to par.

2. to be slightly ill Do you mind if we put our meeting off till tomorrow? I'm feeling a bit below par today. After a sleepless night, I wasn't quite up to par.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Unice	-	English (Rare)
Ofir	-	Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Bulan	BOO-lahn	Indonesian
Joel	JOL (English), JO-əl (English), ho-EL (Spanish), zhoo-EL (Portuguese), YO-el (Swedish, Finnish)	English, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish, Biblical
Israfil	-	Judeo-Christian Legend
Gallagher	['gæləhə]