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Meanings of mate in inglés
portugués
chimarrão catalán
segon de bord español
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Examples for "couple"
Examples for "couple"
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Sweden actually tested out six-hour work days a couple of years ago.
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The couple had not seen each other since their New Year holiday.
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A couple of those test cases have come back positive, she said.
4
Our super-dooper social media GeekMoms posed a question a couple weeks ago.
5
I only want to ask to ask you a couple of questions.
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The pair signed a shaky peace deal last year but violence continues.
2
The pair were victims of gun violence, the RCMP said on Monday.
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Result: The mean scores tended to decrease as the line-pair values increased.
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The statement said the pair were no longer members of the group.
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The pair first went public with their relationship in January this year.
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Germany and France had long been the twin engines of EU integration.
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It had certainly communicated in spirit form to the great twin witches.
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Presley apparently used to talk to his twin in times of distress.
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The twin forces of competition and Brexit, however, have impacted the lender.
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Better yet, they twin up, which means they always come in pairs.
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It does not copulate-andhence has no need to find a partner.
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Her children-asmany as fifty-developand copulate inside her, then she bursts.
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Judith, who would sooner copulate with goats than lose her uncle's favour.
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There had been nothing there to copulate when IT first became aware.
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If the female accepts it, she lets the male copulate with her.
Usage of mate in inglés
1
He'd know better another time: get a different room-mate, bring a book.
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He is a good team-mate, a good friend and a proper Uruguayan.
3
And that's the way a lot of animals approach finding a mate.
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And if anyone ever asks a question, we just say, 'Sorry, mate.
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The zoo's previous attempts to help them mate early last year failed.
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Not only have I lost a great colleague, but a great mate.
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The first-mate went to the tack, and the second to the sheet.
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He is actually quite a good mate of mine, to be honest.
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He certainly has an uncanny likeness to my former Leicester City team-mate.
10
The mate looked at him half in surprise and half in contempt.
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Just ask the team-mate doing that just-trapped-fingers-in-a-drawer gesture down on the bench.
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The mate had roused the crew, and they gathered in the chart-room.
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Form can precede function, at least when it comes to mate-attracting feathers.
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Israeli travel restrictions prevent team mate Zakaya Nassar from training in Nazareth.
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Stuart was a good room-mate, even if he did snore a bit.
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Brun's clan has the highest status; I think my mate will agree.
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Translations for mate
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Mate through the time
Mate across language varieties
Australia
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