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1 mate
I 1. nounchief or first/second mate — Erster/Zweiter Offizier
3) (workman's assistant) Gehilfe, der2. intransitive verb(for breeding) sich paaren3. transitive verbpaaren [Tiere]IImate a mare and or with a stallion — eine Stute von einem Hengst decken lassen
(Chess) see academic.ru/12226/checkmate">checkmate* * *[meit] 1. verb1) (to come, or bring (animals etc), together for breeding: The bears have mated and produced a cub.) sich paaren2. noun1) (an animal etc with which another is paired for breeding: Some birds sing in order to attract a mate.) das Männchen/Weibchen2) (a husband or wife.) der Gatte/die Gattin3) (a companion or friend: We've been mates for years.) der Kamerad4) (a fellow workman or assistant: a carpenter's mate.) der Gehilfe5) (a merchant ship's officer under the master or captain: the first mate.) der Maat6) (in chess, checkmate.) das Schachmatt* * *mate1[meɪt]I. nshe's my best \mate sie ist meine beste Freundinfirst/second \mate Erster/Zweiter OffizierII. vi2. (join or connect mechanically)III. vtto \mate two animals zwei Tiere miteinander paarenmate2[meɪt]II. vt▪ to \mate sb jdn [schach]matt setzen* * *I [meɪt] (CHESS)1. nMatt nt2. vtmatt setzen3. viIIwhite mates in two — Weiß setzt den Gegner in zwei Zügen matt
1. nlisten, mate — hör mal, Freundchen! (inf)
got a light, mate? — hast du Feuer, Kumpel? (inf)
7)2. vtanimals paaren; female animal decken lassen; (fig hum) verkuppeln3. vi (ZOOL)sich paaren* * *mate1 [meıt]A s1. a) (Arbeits-, Schul-, Spiel) Kamerad m, (-)Kameradin f, (Arbeits) Kollege m, (-)Kollegin f:mate’s rate Freundschaftspreis mb) (als Anrede) umg Kamerad!, Kumpel!c) Gehilfe m, Gehilfin f, Handlanger(in):driver’s mate Beifahrer m2. (Ehe)Mann m, (-)Frau fI can’t find the mate to this glove ich kann den anderen Handschuh nicht finden6. SCHIFF Maat m:cook’s mate KochsmaatB v/t1. zusammengesellen3. Tiere paaren4. fig einander anpassen:mate words with deeds auf Worte (entsprechende) Taten folgen lassenC v/i1. sich (ehelich) verbinden, heiraten2. ZOOL sich paaren3. TECHb) aufeinander arbeiten:mating surfaces Arbeitsflächen* * *I 1. noun1) Kumpel, der (ugs.); (friend also) Kamerad, der/Kameradin, diechief or first/second mate — Erster/Zweiter Offizier
3) (workman's assistant) Gehilfe, der2. intransitive verb(for breeding) sich paaren3. transitive verbpaaren [Tiere]IImate a mare and or with a stallion — eine Stute von einem Hengst decken lassen
* * *adj.schachmatt adj.verbinden adj. n.Partner - m. v.zusammenpassen v. -
2 maté
I 1. nounchief or first/second mate — Erster/Zweiter Offizier
3) (workman's assistant) Gehilfe, der2. intransitive verb(for breeding) sich paaren3. transitive verbpaaren [Tiere]IImate a mare and or with a stallion — eine Stute von einem Hengst decken lassen
(Chess) see academic.ru/12226/checkmate">checkmate* * *[meit] 1. verb1) (to come, or bring (animals etc), together for breeding: The bears have mated and produced a cub.) sich paaren2. noun1) (an animal etc with which another is paired for breeding: Some birds sing in order to attract a mate.) das Männchen/Weibchen2) (a husband or wife.) der Gatte/die Gattin3) (a companion or friend: We've been mates for years.) der Kamerad4) (a fellow workman or assistant: a carpenter's mate.) der Gehilfe5) (a merchant ship's officer under the master or captain: the first mate.) der Maat6) (in chess, checkmate.) das Schachmatt* * *mate1[meɪt]I. nshe's my best \mate sie ist meine beste Freundinfirst/second \mate Erster/Zweiter OffizierII. vi2. (join or connect mechanically)III. vtto \mate two animals zwei Tiere miteinander paarenmate2[meɪt]II. vt▪ to \mate sb jdn [schach]matt setzen* * *I [meɪt] (CHESS)1. nMatt nt2. vtmatt setzen3. viIIwhite mates in two — Weiß setzt den Gegner in zwei Zügen matt
1. nlisten, mate — hör mal, Freundchen! (inf)
got a light, mate? — hast du Feuer, Kumpel? (inf)
7)2. vtanimals paaren; female animal decken lassen; (fig hum) verkuppeln3. vi (ZOOL)sich paaren* * *2. Mate(strauch) f(m)* * *I 1. noun1) Kumpel, der (ugs.); (friend also) Kamerad, der/Kameradin, diechief or first/second mate — Erster/Zweiter Offizier
3) (workman's assistant) Gehilfe, der2. intransitive verb(for breeding) sich paaren3. transitive verbpaaren [Tiere]IImate a mare and or with a stallion — eine Stute von einem Hengst decken lassen
* * *adj.schachmatt adj.verbinden adj. n.Partner - m. v.zusammenpassen v.
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