MATCH-1
14 / 03 / 2011
MATCH-1: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone. I hope you had a good weekend.
This week we will do a short series of Daily Vitamins about expressions with the English word MATCH, which can be a verb or a noun
Today's expression is: to meet your match
Meaning: to meet someone who is equal to or better than you in strength, ability or intelligence.
Example 1:
She was the number-one ranked tennis player, but she met her match in Paris and lost in the semi-finals to the number-three ranked player.
Example 2:
I think I've finally met my match. A new guy in the chess club nearly beat me last night.
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Have a great day!
This week we will do a short series of Daily Vitamins about expressions with the English word MATCH, which can be a verb or a noun
Today's expression is: to meet your match
Meaning: to meet someone who is equal to or better than you in strength, ability or intelligence.
Example 1:
She was the number-one ranked tennis player, but she met her match in Paris and lost in the semi-finals to the number-three ranked player.
Example 2:
I think I've finally met my match. A new guy in the chess club nearly beat me last night.
Remember that you can make inquiries about today's Daily Vitamin by adding a comment in the Daily Vitamin section on our website. The more you participate, the more effective the lessons will be.
Have a great day!
