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up to par

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up to par

at the usual or expected standard. When your work is up to par we can review your salary again. Are your computer skills up to par?

Usage notes: often used in the form not up to par: She hasn't been up to par since the beginning of last week.

Related vocabulary: at (a) low ebb

See also: par

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up sticks
up the ante
up the creek
up the spout
up to neck in
up to no good
up to old tricks

up to par
up to scratch
up to snuff
up to speed
up to the mark
up to the minute
up-and-coming
up-to-the-minute

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