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rematch

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈriːmætʃ/

rematch means: Another game or competition between the same people or teams.

noun

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Another game or competition between the same people or teams.

  • I want a rematch.
  • Our team won the rematch on Saturday.
  • Will the two boxers agree to a rematch?

How to use it: rematch against someone (They won their rematch against the champions.); rematch between A and B (The rematch between the two clubs attracted a huge crowd.)

Similar words: return match

Common phrases: a rematch, request a rematch, win a rematch

verb

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To pair things again, or arrange another contest between the same opponents.

  • We must rematch these scattered parts.
  • The organizers rematched the two fighters.
  • She rematched each lid with its container.

How to use it: rematch something with something (He rematched the loose socks with their partners.)

Similar words: pair again

Common phrases: rematch the parts, rematch the teams, rematch someone

Questions about rematch

What does rematch mean?

Another game or competition between the same people or teams.

What is rematch in other languages?

Türkçe: rövanş · Español: revancha · Français: revanche · Deutsch: Revanche · Italiano: rivincita · 日本語: 再戦

How do you pronounce rematch?

It is pronounced /ˈriːmætʃ/.

How do you use rematch in a sentence?

I want a rematch. Our team won the rematch on Saturday.

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