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Listen to native speakers pronounce “mate” in real conversational contexts with synchronized timestamps and subtitles.
A fellow, comrade, colleague, partner or someone with whom something is shared, e.g. shipmate, classmate.
“A "mate" was a "mate" - share and share alike, no matter how bad might be the times, or how long a spell of ill luck had attended them.”
A breeding partner.
“Such overt displays of avowed sexual prowess – or at least, desperate availability – are not limited to the countryside. Even in the city, birds and animals and stockbrokers and nurses find ways of signalling their suitability as a mate.”
To match, fit together without space between.
“The pieces of the puzzle mate perfectly.”
To copulate.
““In fact, the apes live with us, and have for many ages. We call them the first men—we speak their language quite as much as we do our own; only in the rituals of the temple do we make any attempt to retain our mother tongue. In time it will be forgotten, and we will speak only the language of the apes; in time we will no longer banish those of our people who mate with apes, and so in time we shall descend to the very beasts from which ages ago our progenitors may have sprung.””
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