match (SUITABLE), quite (NOT VERY), exhibition match, go to the mat

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Japanese Judo Goes to the Mat

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Since Japan invented judo in the 19th century, the country has kept a stranglehold on the martial art. At Athens, Japan swept eight of the 14 judo gold ...

exhibition match noun [C]

a single sports game that is not part of a larger competition, in which the players show their skills 模範試合.

Japan or bust

go to the mat

Fight until one side or another is victorious, as in The governor said he'd go to the mat for this bill.

This term comes from wrestling and evokes the holding of an opponent when both contestants are down on the mat, the padded floor-covering used in matches. It has been used figuratively since about 1900.

quite (COMPLETELY) Show phonetics
adverb
1 completely:
The two situations are quite different.
Are you quite sure you want to go?
The colours almost match but not quite.
I enjoyed her new book though it's not quite as good as her last one.
Quite honestly/frankly, the thought of it terrified me.

2 not quite used to express uncertainty:
I don't quite know what to say.
I didn't quite catch what he said.

3 UK used to show agreement with someone's opinion:
"You'd think he could spare some money - he's not exactly poor." "Quite."

4 FORMAL quite the best/worst/etc. used for emphasis:
It was quite the worst dinner I have ever had.quite (NOT VERY) Show phonetics
adverb, predeterminer UK
a little or a lot but not completely:
I'm quite tired but I can certainly walk a little further.
There was quite a lot of traffic today but yesterday was even busier.
He's quite attractive but not what I'd call gorgeous.

━━ ad. 全く, すっかり; 実際, ほとんど; 〔英〕 なるほど確かに（…だがしかし）, まあまあ; ((quite a(n)＋名詞)) かなり, 大した; ((疑問詞の前で)) ちょうど; 〔英〕 ((間投詞的)) その通り（だ）.
 be quite the thing　大流行している; 社会的に受け入れられる.
 Not quite!　惜しい！
 Quite so.　その通り（だ）.
 quite some (time)　多くの［長い］（時間など）.

 quite something　〔話〕 驚くばかりの; とてもいい.

match (SUITABLE)
noun [S]
1 something which is similar to or combines well with something else:
The curtains look great - they're a perfect match for the sofa.

2 OLD-FASHIONED If two people who are having a relationship are a good match, they are very suitable for each other:
Theirs is a match made in heaven (= a very good relationship).

match 
verb [I or T]
If two colours, designs or objects match, they are similar or look attractive together:
Do you think these two colours match?
Does this shirt match these trousers?
a sofa with curtains to match

-matched
suffix
well-matched/ill-matched similar and suitable for each other/different and not suitable for each other:
an ill-matched couple

matching Show phonetics
adjective [before noun]
having the same colour or pattern as something else:
a green dress with matching green handbag
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(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)

在美国读书和做research然后再考试的人像我，老觉得research经验对match没有帮助，…..可惜啊，那个大学从来不给pre－match，要不然我扑上去就
当场签了。……我是打算坚持到match day了。

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