match
મેચ
definition
verb
we bought green and blue curtains to match the bedspread
correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect; make or be harmonious.
his anger matched her own
be equal to (something) in quality or strength.
noun
a boxing match
a contest in which people or teams compete against each other in a particular sport.
they were no match for the trained mercenaries
a person or thing able to contend with another as an equal in quality or strength.
translation of 'match'
verb
સરખું કરવું
noun
હરિફાઈ,
દીવાસળી,
બરોબરિયો
example
In the end, truth is no 'match' for economics and a misguided vision of self-preservation.
stones of a perfect 'match' and color
And one day that person waiting for an organ 'match' could be themselves or someone very dear to them.
the cheese and the wine are a perfect 'match'
The pen may be mightier than the sword - but it's no 'match' for a boxer's fist.
It is cheap and strangely enjoyable, but no 'match' for a genuine blockbuster.
The cold gelato scoop on top was a perfect 'match' as it melted onto its dark chocolately pedestal.
the questions in the exam didn't 'match' the lectures
have you got a 'match'?
He threw petrol in my car as I was sitting in it and he struck a 'match' and threw it at the car.
hurling 'match'
he was an unsuitable 'match' for any of their girls
Then he lit a 'match' , and began igniting the shreds in the cup as he breathed in through the tube.
The 'match' was far from perfect, and doctors were not optimistic about the chances of a successful transplant.
Despite some very good performances, they were no 'match' for the strength of the local side.
He poured some of the gas on the trash, struck a 'match' , and soon the fire roared.
she bought shoes and a bag to 'match'
The vaccine will almost certainly protect very well, but it's not the perfect 'match' .
when the software finds a 'match', it writes the correct character
Here, her activity is more personal and it is the perfect 'match' for the way in which her husband chooses to depict her.
Foundation should match your skin tone as closely as possible; powder should 'match' your foundation.
they're a great 'match'
I feared for a dog that would be no 'match' for the thuggish birds.
I thought we'd have primrose walls to 'match' the bath
You spot the ideal pair of trousers on the hanger; they are the perfect 'match' for your snazzy little jacket and top.
So, in many ways, the results didn't 'match' the symbolism that he obviously enjoyed.
they were no 'match' for the trained mercenaries
The poorly-armed soldiers prove to be no 'match' for the battle mad Vikings.
After counting them, and returning the bag, he found a 'match' and lit a small fire.
Can't we pick people with a keener sense of how their strengths 'match' the demands of the role?
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