Match

/mˈæt‍ʃ/

/ˈmætʃ/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "match"

to match

ΡΉΜΑ

to be the same as or similar to something else

parallel

resemble

Transitive: to match sth

Example

His tie perfectly matched his suit.

The new sofa does n't quite match the rest of the living room decor.

The twins ' outfits were designed to match each other.

to have the same pattern, color, etc. with something else that makes a good combination

Transitive: to match color or pattern of something

Example

She painted the walls a soft blue to match the furniture and decor in the bedroom.

His tie and pocket square were carefully chosen to match his suit and shirt.

The interior designer chose curtains that match the color scheme of the living room.

to put someone or something together with another person or object in a way that shows a connection

Transitive: to match sth to sth

Example

She matched the shoes to her outfit for the party.

She matched the fabric to the color scheme of the room.

They matched the candidate ’s skills to the job requirements.

to supply additional funds that complement or support another source of funding

Transitive: to match a fund

Example

The company matched the employee 's contribution to the retirement fund.

The government will match private donations to the charity.

The foundation will match your grant application with extra funding for the project.

to be as good or strong as something else

Transitive: to match sth

Example

The gym ’s equipment matches the latest technology in fitness.

The team ’s performance matched that of their most successful season.

The movie ’s suspense matches that of a classic thriller.

to make two things agree or be in harmony with each other

Transitive: to match sth to sth

Example

The teacher matched the students ’ assignments to the curriculum guidelines.

The company matched the packaging to the product 's brand identity.

The program matched the goals of the initiative to the available resources.

to set up a person or group to compete against another

Transitive: to match two contestants

Example

The coach matched the athletes according to their strengths.

The organizers matched the teams by age group for the competition.

The referee will match the fighters in the ring for the next bout.

to unite or pair two people in marriage

Transitive: to match a couple

Example

The priest will match the couple in a beautiful ceremony next week.

They were matched in a traditional wedding ceremony.

The couple 's families arranged to match them in marriage.

Match

ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ

a small stick with a tip that catches fire when rubbed on a rough surface

Example

The match burned out quickly after being struck.

She used a match to start the campfire in the woods.

He struck a match to light the candle.

a competition in which two players or teams compete against one another such as soccer, boxing, etc.

What is a "match"?

A match is a contest or game between two teams or individual players, where they compete against each other according to the rules of a specific sport. The objective is usually to score more points, goals, or runs than the opponent within a set period of time or through a series of rounds. Matches are a fundamental part of organized sports and can take place in various settings, such as tournaments, leagues, or friendly games. The winner is determined based on who performs better in the game.

Example

The local cricket club organized a friendly match to raise funds for charity.

He trained hard for the upcoming match, determined to improve his performance and win.

The soccer match ended in a tie, with both teams scoring two goals each.

a pair of people who live together