matching

UK
/ˈmætʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmætʃɪŋ/

Translations

matchingnoun
matchings
pl
The matching of socks after doing laundry can be a tedious task.
L’appariement des chaussettes après la lessive peut être une tâche fastidieuse.
Additional translations
couplageEn théorie des graphes.
matchingadjective
UK
/ˈmætʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmætʃɪŋ/
She wore a matching scarf and gloves set.
Elle portait un ensemble d’écharpe et de gants assorti.
Additional translations
coordonnéSurtout pour des vêtements ou accessoires.
matchverb

matching

Gerund

matched
Past Simple
matched
Past Participle
matching
Gerund
UK
/mætʃ/
US
/mætʃ/
correspondreHarmonisation ou concordance.
The curtains match the color of the walls perfectly.
Les rideaux correspondent parfaitement à la couleur des murs.
She was able to match his score in the final round of the competition.
Elle a pu égaler son score lors du dernier tour de la compétition.
assortirMettre en relation des personnes ou des éléments compatibles.
The dating service aims to match singles with compatible partners.
Le service de rencontres vise à assortir les célibataires avec des partenaires compatibles.
Additional translations
affronterSport.

Definitions

matchingnoun
The act or process of pairing or corresponding things that are similar or identical.
The matching of socks after doing laundry can be a tedious task.
A set of items, pairs, or people that correspond to each other, especially the set of edges in a graph with no shared vertices.
In graph theory, a matching can cover every vertex of the graph exactly once.
matchingadjective
Having the same color, pattern, or style as something else.
She wore a matching scarf and gloves set.
Corresponding or complementary in some way.
The couple wore matching outfits to the party.
matchverb
To correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect; make or be harmonious.
The curtains match the color of the walls perfectly.
To pair or connect someone or something with another person or thing that is similar or suitable.
The dating service aims to match singles with compatible partners.
To equal or be equal to something in quality, amount, or value.
She was able to match his score in the final round of the competition.
To compete with someone or something in a contest or competition.
The two teams will match against each other in the finals.