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

• not have much going for
• not have much going for you
• not have much time
• not have much time someone
• not have much time something
• not have the faintest
• not have the faintest idea
• not have the foggiest idea
• not have the foggiest notion
• not have the heart
• not have the heart to
• not have the heart to do something
• not have the stomach
• not have the stomach for
• not have the stomach for something
• not have two pennies to rub together
• nothing but
• nothing but something
• nothing daunted
• nothing doing
• Nothing doing.
• nothing if not
• nothing if not something
• nothing less than
• nothing less than something