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Meanings of matchmakers in English
Person who engages in matchmaking, sometimes as a profession.
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Usage of matchmakers in English
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YU: In other words, Lai Weiqing and her colleague acted as matchmakers.
2
They've tried very hard to position themselves more as mutually beneficial matchmakers.
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Their doorsill has been worn away by the feet of the matchmakers.
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After a quick Internet search, I found a few reputable Black matchmakers.
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Varvara heard about Lipa from the matchmakers, and she drove over to Torguevo.
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Subsidised by the local government, the matchmakers have helped around.
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The matchmakers emphasize the chances that things might turn sour.
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They seem to be matchmakers of the most virulent sort.
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And then she'd been maneuvered into bed by an entire town of backwoods matchmakers.
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From a playwright's point of view play agents are deal-makers, or matchmakers-pairing playwrights and producers.
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Fancy my meeting with matchmakers in this rocky desert.
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He'll be a champ in a couple of years if the matchmakers don't slip up.
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A married couple, like these two, are born matchmakers.
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Sharp's matchmakers begged us for a second chance.
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The matchmakers were busy, and soon Claudius was married to Messalina, the handsomest summer-girl in Rome.
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It would impact their children's prospects, they pleaded, referring to matchmakers who dug deeply into family histories.
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Translations for matchmakers
Portuguese
Catalan
Matchmakers through the time