mismatched

UK
/ˈmɪsmætʃt/
US
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mismatchedadjective
more mismatched
Comp.
most mismatched
Super.
UK
/ˌmɪsˈmætʃt/
US
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Traductions
She wore a pair of mismatched socks, one red and one blue.
Elle portait une paire de chaussettes dépareillées, une rouge et une bleue.
Traductions supplémentaires
mal assorti
Définitions
Not matching or not in harmony with something else.
She wore a pair of mismatched socks, one red and one blue.
mismatchedpast participle
UK
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US
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Used predicatively or attributively to describe something that has been mismatched
Traductions
The socks were mismatched after going through the laundry.
Les chaussettes étaient dépareillées après être passées à la lessive.
Définitions
Having been mismatched; not properly paired or matched.
The socks were mismatched after going through the laundry.
mismatchverb

mismatched

Past Simple

mismatched
Past Simple
mismatched
Past Participle
mismatching
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɪsmætʃ/
US
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Traductions
The designer mismatched the colors, resulting in a clashing outfit.
Le créateur a dépareillé les couleurs, ce qui a donné une tenue criarde.
The recorded figures mismatch with the official statistics.
Les chiffres enregistrés divergent des statistiques officielles.
Définitions
To pair or group things together incorrectly or inappropriately.
The designer mismatched the colors, resulting in a clashing outfit.
To fail to correspond or agree; to be inconsistent.
The recorded figures mismatch with the official statistics.
mismatchnoun
Définitions
A failure to correspond or match; a discrepancy.
There was a mismatch between the colors of the curtains and the sofa.
A situation where two or more things do not go well together.
The mismatch in their skills made it difficult for them to work as a team.
mismatchadjective
Définitions
Relating to or involving a mismatch, especially used before another noun.
Mismatch repair enzymes correct errors that occur during DNA replication.