mate

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matesubstantiv
mates
Pl.
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Übersetzungen
He is my business mate.
Он мой деловой партнёр.
We have been mates since childhood.
Мы были товарищами с детства.
She is looking for a life mate.
Она ищет супруга на всю жизнь.
помощник капитана
The mate helped navigate the ship.
Помощник капитана помогал управлять кораблём.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A friend or companion.
I went to the movies with my mate last night.
One of a pair, especially in a partnership or marriage.
She found her perfect mate and they got married last year.
A fellow member or joint occupant of a specified thing.
He was my cabin mate during the cruise.
A fellow worker or colleague.
My work mate helped me finish the project on time.
A person or animal's sexual partner.
The bird was searching for a mate during the breeding season.
A rank in the navy, below a warrant officer and above a seaman.
He was promoted to the rank of mate after years of service.
In chess, a position in which a king is checkmated; checkmate.
He delivered mate in three moves.
An infusion made from the dried leaves of the South American holly Ilex paraguariensis, also known as yerba mate.
We sat around the fire sipping hot mate.
An officer on a merchant or naval vessel ranking immediately below the master or captain.
The first mate took command while the captain was off duty.
mateverb
mated
Präteritum
mated
Partizip Perfekt
mating
Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
The birds mate during the spring season.
Птицы спариваются в весенний сезон.
The two animals mate for life.
Эти два животных сочетаются на всю жизнь.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To bring together a male and a female for breeding purposes.
The zookeepers decided to mate the pandas in the spring.
To copulate or engage in sexual reproduction.
The birds mate during the early months of the year.
To pair or join together, especially in a mechanical or technical context.
The engineer had to mate the two components to complete the assembly.
To defeat an opponent at chess by delivering checkmate.
She mated her opponent with a surprise queen sacrifice.
mateinterjektion
Informal form of address, chiefly British and Australian English.
Definitionen
Used as an informal way of getting someone's attention or addressing a person, usually a man.
Mate, could you pass me the salt?
mateadjektiv
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Used attributively, especially in biology, to denote relation to sexual pairing or selection (e.g., "mate choice").
Definitionen
Relating to sexual pairing or breeding.
Mate choice can be influenced by physical traits.
matepartizip perfekt
Definitionen
Paired or fitted together so as to match or function as a unit.
The engineer inspected the mated components for any gaps.