On Par With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does On Par With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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on par with (someone or something) What does on par with (someone or something) mean?	to be equal to someone or something	The new French restaurant is on par with the best restaurants in Paris.
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set foot (somewhere) What does "set foot (somewhere)" mean?	to go or enter somewhere	The chef has not set foot in her restaurant for several months now.

biker What does "biker" mean?	a person who rides motorcycles
smokin' What does "smokin'" mean?	excellent; very hot
full-court-press What does "full-court-press" mean?	a total effort or offensive, an all-out effort to put pressure on someone, a basketball tactic in which the defenders put pressure on the opposing team over the entire court and try to disrupt the ot	The company used a full-court-press in order to pressure the manager to resign.
In rude health What does "In rude health" mean?	(UK) If someone's in rude health, they are very healthy and look it.
do a number on (someone or something) What does "do a number on (someone or something)" mean?	to hurt or damage someone or something	The students did a number on the spectator stands during the soccer game.

clear (someone's) name What does "clear (someone's) name" mean?	to prove that someone is not guilty of a crime, to show that someone did not do something wrong	The woman went to court to clear her name of the false charges.
No way! What does "No way!" mean?	Absolutely not! / Definitely not!	A: "You didn't open this letter addressed to me, didyou?"B: "No way! I'd never read look at else's mail!"
Get it in the neck What does "Get it in the neck" mean?	(UK) If you get it in the neck, you are punished or criticised for something.
horse trade What does "horse trade" mean?	to bargain in a hard and skillful way	We had to do some horse trading but finally we were able to buy the new house.
off one`s high horse What does "off one`s high horse" mean?	to be not acting proud and scornful, to be not acting like you are better than others	We got our boss off his high horse when he admitted that he had made many mistakes with the new product launch.

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On Par With (someone Or Something) Idiom