match
noun A1maç, karşılaşma, müsabaka A1
an organized competition in which individuals or teams compete against each other
The tennis match lasted three hours and ended in a tie.
- Fans cheered loudly during the basketball match at the arena.
- He was nervous before his first chess match in the club tournament.
- The referee announced the start of the rugby match with a whistle blow.
- Despite the rain, the cricket match continued until sunset, showcasing great perseverance.
- football match · futbol müsabakası The football match will start at 7 p.m.
- final match · final maç She won the final match of the tournament.
- play a match The two teams will play a match tomorrow afternoon.
- hold a match The school is going to hold a match for the regional championship.
sb: somebody · sth: something
similar: competitioncontest
eş, uyum, çift B1
two or more items that correspond closely in size, shape, or function
The socks and shoes were a good match for the outfit.
- He found a match for the missing puzzle piece under the table.
- Her personality is a perfect match for the collaborative culture of the research team.
- perfect match · kusursuz uyum They are a perfect match for each other.
- be a good match for This laptop is a good match for graphic designers.
sb: somebody · sth: something
similar: pair
opposite: mismatch
kibrit, kibrit çubuğu A2
a small wooden stick coated with a combustible material used to start a fire
He pulled a match from the box and lit the stove.
- The wind was strong, but the match still ignited the fire.
- During the power outage, a match was the only source of light.
- She carefully placed the match under the tinder to start the campfire.
- The scientist demonstrated how a single match can trigger a chain reaction in a controlled experiment.
- light a match · kibrit yakmak
- strike a match · kibrit çakmak She struck a match and the fire started instantly.
sb: somebody · sth: something