mat

UK
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US
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Übersetzungen

matsubstantiv
mats
Pl.
UK
/mæt/
US
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She placed the mat at the entrance to wipe her feet.
Она положила коврик у входа, чтобы вытирать ноги.
The gymnast performed a routine on the mat.
Гимнастка выполнила упражнение на мате.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
коврик для йоги
matverb
matted
Präteritum
matted
Partizip Perfekt
matting
Gerundium
UK
/mæt/
US
/mæt/
matadjektiv
matter
Komp.
mattest
Super.
UK
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US
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Used (variant of “matte”) to describe a surface that lacks gloss or shine.

Definitionen

matsubstantiv
A piece of material placed on a floor or other surface to protect it or to provide a soft or non-slip area.
She placed a mat at the entrance to wipe her shoes.
A small piece of material used to protect a surface from an object placed on it, such as a table mat.
The dining table was set with elegant mats under each plate.
A thick, tangled mass of something, such as hair or fibers.
The dog's fur was full of mats after playing in the mud.
A decorative border or surface for a picture, often made of cardboard, used to enhance its appearance when framed.
The photograph was beautifully displayed with a white mat inside the frame.
A padded surface on which athletes practice or compete, such as for wrestling or gymnastics.
The gymnast landed safely on the thick crash mat.
matverb
To tangle or entangle in a thick mass.
The dog's fur began to mat after playing in the mud.
To cover or protect with a mat.
They matted the floor to prevent scratches from the furniture.
To make (a surface) dull and non-reflective.
The spray will mat the glossy finish so the lights don’t glare.
matadjektiv
Dull and lacking gloss; having a non-reflective surface.
The paint dried to a mat finish that reduced glare.