match

/mæt͡ʃ/

Classificação de frequência #575

match

Definições

  1. Substantivo

    A sports event in which two sides play against each other.

    Exemplos

    • My local team plays a match against their rivals today.
    • The tennis match lasted three hours.
  2. Substantivo

    A contest to find out who is stronger or better.

    Exemplos

    • The two champions arranged a match to settle the dispute.
    • A big match was set for Friday.
  3. Substantivo

    A person who is as good as another.

    Exemplos

    • He knew he had met his match.
    • She is no match for him at chess.
  4. Substantivo

    A marriage, in old-fashioned use.

    Exemplos

    • Their families arranged the match years ago.
    • Everyone thought it was a fine match.
  5. Substantivo

    A person who is a good choice for marriage, in old-fashioned use.

    Exemplos

    • She was seen as the richest match in the region.
    • He was quite a match for the neighbors' daughters.
  6. Substantivo

    How well two things go together.

    Exemplos

    • Their personalities are a perfect match.
    • The two colors are a poor match for the room.
  7. Substantivo

    A close likeness between two things.

    Exemplos

    • There was a close match between the two sets of data.
    • The seat and window match is excellent.
  8. Substantivo

    A fair fight where both sides are equal.

    Exemplos

    • In size, it was no match at all.
    • It was no match, a small dog against a large one.
  9. Substantivo

    A pair of things that go well together.

    Exemplos

    • The carpet and curtains are a match.
    • They are a match made in heaven.
  10. Substantivo

    An agreement or deal, in old-fashioned use.

    Exemplos

    • It is a match, so shake my hand.
    • Love is rarely held back by other matches.

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