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match /mætʃ/ /mætʃ/ Online sound. https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/media/english/us_pron/m/mat/match/match__us_1.mp3 match(noun)/mætʃ/ /mætʃ/a sports event where people or teams compete against each otherSEE ALSO return matchhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/return-matcha football matcha tennis matcha league matchThey are playing an important match against Liverpool on Saturday.to win/lose a matchI'll probably watch the match on TV.Dublin took on Toulouse in their opening match of the European Cup.Ireland took the match (= won) 2–1 .Extra ExamplesFigo had an outstanding match.He almost made it to the final match.He's such a keen fan, he even goes to all the away matches.Lubov fought back to tie the match.She was injured in last week's match.The match will be played in the new stadium.The team had an excellent match.They lost their match with Estonia.They managed to level the match, then went 2–1 ahead.He played more than 40 matches for England.This will be his first competitive match in charge of the team.a person who is equal to somebody else in strength, skill, intelligence, etc.I was no match for him at tennis.We should be a match for most teams.I was his match at tennis.a person or thing that combines well with somebody/something elseThe curtains and carpet are a good match.Jo and Ian are a perfect match for each other.an excellent match between our goals and what your company offersExtra ExamplesOur job is to find the right match for our clients.You need to feel confident that the candidate is the right match.That jumper should be a good match for your trousers.The blouse and skirt are a perfect match.a thing that is or looks exactly the same as or very similar to something elseI've found a vase that is an exact match of the one I broke.This paint is a close enough colour match to the original.She has a rare blood type, and finding a match could take years.To forge the certificate, she needed an exact match for the paper and the fonts.a small stick made of wood or cardboard that is used for lighting a fire, cigarette, etc.SEE ALSO safety matchhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/safety-matcha box of matchesto strike a match (= to make it burn)to put a match to something (= set fire to something)If you suspect a gas leak do not strike a match or use electricity.He took all her letters into the yard and put a match to them.He lit a match so they could see in the cave.a marriage or a marriage partnerSEE ALSO love matchhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/love-matchHe was determined that his daughter should make a good match (= find a suitable husband).to meet somebody who is equal to or even better than you in strength, skill or intelligenceHe thought he could beat anyone at chess but he’s met his match in Peter.Extra ExamplesI think he's finally met his match in Lisa.She knew she had met her match and tried to retreat.a man who is chosen as having given the best performance in a game of football (soccer), cricket, etc.COMPARE MVP (1)https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/mvp#mvp_sng_1Pogba was named man of the match.Word Originnoun senses 2 to 6 Old English gemæcca ‘mate, companion’, of West Germanic origin; related to the base of make. noun sense 1 late Middle English (in the sense ‘wick of a candle’): from Old French meche, perhaps from Latin myxa ‘spout of a lamp’, later ‘lamp wick’.

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(noun) a football matcha tennis matcha league matchthey are playing an important match against liverpool on saturday. Search images by the wordhttps://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=661&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=match This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word3	match
WordType	(noun)
Phonetic	/mætʃ/ /mætʃ/
Example	a football match a tennis match a league match they are playing an important match against liverpool on saturday.
Sound	Online sound. https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/media/english/us_pron/m/mat/match/match__us_1.mp3
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Content	match (noun)/mætʃ/ /mætʃ/ a sports event where people or teams compete against each other SEE ALSO return match https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/return-match a football match a tennis match a league match They are playing an important match against Liverpool on Saturday. to win/lose a match I'll probably watch the match on TV. Dublin took on Toulouse in their opening match of the European Cup. Ireland took the match (= won) 2–1 . Extra Examples Figo had an outstanding match. He almost made it to the final match. He's such a keen fan, he even goes to all the away matches. Lubov fought back to tie the match. She was injured in last week's match. The match will be played in the new stadium. The team had an excellent match. They lost their match with Estonia. They managed to level the match, then went 2–1 ahead. He played more than 40 matches for England. This will be his first competitive match in charge of the team. a person who is equal to somebody else in strength, skill, intelligence, etc. I was no match for him at tennis. We should be a match for most teams. I was his match at tennis. a person or thing that combines well with somebody/something else The curtains and carpet are a good match. Jo and Ian are a perfect match for each other. an excellent match between our goals and what your company offers Extra Examples Our job is to find the right match for our clients. You need to feel confident that the candidate is the right match. That jumper should be a good match for your trousers. The blouse and skirt are a perfect match. a thing that is or looks exactly the same as or very similar to something else I've found a vase that is an exact match of the one I broke. This paint is a close enough colour match to the original. She has a rare blood type, and finding a match could take years. To forge the certificate, she needed an exact match for the paper and the fonts. a small stick made of wood or cardboard that is used for lighting a fire, cigarette, etc. SEE ALSO safety match https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/safety-match a box of matches to strike a match (= to make it burn) to put a match to something (= set fire to something) If you suspect a gas leak do not strike a match or use electricity. He took all her letters into the yard and put a match to them. He lit a match so they could see in the cave. a marriage or a marriage partner SEE ALSO love match https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/love-match He was determined that his daughter should make a good match (= find a suitable husband). to meet somebody who is equal to or even better than you in strength, skill or intelligence He thought he could beat anyone at chess but he’s met his match in Peter. Extra Examples I think he's finally met his match in Lisa. She knew she had met her match and tried to retreat. a man who is chosen as having given the best performance in a game of football (soccer), cricket, etc. COMPARE MVP (1) https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/mvp#mvp_sng_1 Pogba was named man of the match. Word Origin noun senses 2 to 6 Old English gemæcca ‘mate, companion’, of West Germanic origin; related to the base of make. noun sense 1 late Middle English (in the sense ‘wick of a candle’): from Old French meche, perhaps from Latin myxa ‘spout of a lamp’, later ‘lamp wick’.
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