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- on a par with
on a par with
on a par with somebody/something
also on par with somebody/something at the same level as someone or something With their win today, the Rangers are now on a par with the Orioles in the team rankings.
Related vocabulary: up to scratchon a par with
As good as, equal to, as in This violinist may be an amateur but he's on a par with professional orchestral players. The noun par has meant "that which is equal" since the mid-1600s; the idiom here was first recorded in 1832.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
LuboŠ | | - | Czech |
Ikaika | | - | Hawaiian |
Vangelis | | - | Greek |
Madeline | | MAD-ə-lin (English), MAD-ə-lien (English), ma-də-LEEN (French), mad-LEEN (French) | English, French |
Tamazi | | - | Georgian |
Evander (1) | | ee-VAN-dər (English), ə-VAN-dər (English) | Greek Mythology (Latinized), Roman Mythology |