英语词汇“mats”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mat¹ n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.
n. [countable]

a piece of fabric used on a floor as a covering:a floor mat.
a piece of material set under an object, as a dish:a place mat.
Sporta thick pad placed on a floor to protect wrestlers and gymnasts.
Botanya thick tangled mass, as of weeds or hair.

to form into a tangled mass: [no object]Her hair matted from the sweat.[~ + object]The rain matted his hair.
Idioms go to the mat, [~ (+ for + object)] to support or defend a person or cause with determination:promised he'd go to the mat for her when she came up for review.

mat² n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.
n. [countable]

Fine Artmaterial serving as a frame or border for a picture.

v. [~ + object]

Photography, Fine Artto provide (a picture) with a mat.

mat³ adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.

matte.

matte¹ or mat or matt adj., n., v., mat•ted or matt•ed, mat•ting or matt•ing.
adj.

having a dull surface;
not shiny or glossy:matte paint.

n. [countable]

a dull surface, as on metals, paint, paper, or glass.

v. [~ + object]

to finish with a matte surface.

MATS n.

Military Air Transport Service.

mat¹ n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.
n.

a piece of fabric made of plaited or woven rushes, straw, hemp, or similar fiber, or of some other pliant material, as rubber, used as a protective covering on a floor or other surface, to wipe the shoes on, etc.
a smaller piece of material, often ornamental, set under a dish of food, a lamp, vase, etc.
Sport
- the padded canvas covering the entire floor of a wrestling ring, for protecting the contestants from injury when thrown.
- a thick pad placed on the floor for the protection of tumblers and others engaged in gymnastic sports.
Botanya thickly growing or thick and tangled mass, as of hair or weeds.
a sack made of matting, as for coffee or sugar.
Buildinga slablike footing of concrete, esp. one for an entire building.
Buildinga heavy mesh reinforcement for a concrete slab.
Idiomsgo to the mat, to contend or struggle in a determined or unyielding way:The President is going to the mat with Congress over the proposed budget cuts.

v.t.

to cover with or as if with mats or matting.
to form into a mat, as by interweaving.

v.i.

Botanyto become entangled;
form tangled masses.

Semitic; compare Hebrew mittāh bed
Late Latin matta mat of rushes
Middle English, Old English matte bef. 900

mat′less, adj.

mat² n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.
n.

Photography, Fine Arta piece of cardboard or other material placed over or under a drawing, painting, photograph, etc., to serve as a frame or provide a border between the picture and the frame.

v.t.

Photography, Fine Artto provide (a picture) with a mat.

apparently mat¹, influenced by matte¹ 1835–40

mat³ adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.

Cinemamatte¹.

mat⁴ n. [Print.]

Printingthe intaglio, usually of papiermâché, impressed from type or a cut, from which a stereotype plate is cast.
Printingmatrix (def. 8).

shortened form of matrix 1920–25

mat.,

matins.
maturity.

M.A.T.,

EducationMaster of Arts in Teaching.

matte¹ adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting.
adj.

having a dull or lusterless surface:matte paint;a matte complexion;a photograph with a matte finish.

a dull or dead surface, often slightly roughened, as on metals, paint, paper, or glass.
a tool for producing such a surface.
Metallurgyan unfinished metallic product of the smelting of certain sulfide ores, esp. those of copper.
Cinema[Motion Pictures.]See matte shot.

v.t.

to finish with a matte surface.

Also, mat, matt.

*maditus, derivative of Latin madēre to be wet
Late Latin mattus moist, soft, weak, perh.
French mat (masculine), matte (feminine), Old French
1640–50

matte² n. [Mining.]

Mininga mass of timber caved beneath overburden so as to cushion the fall of the overburden and separate it from mineral to be extracted beneath.

German; akin to mat¹

mat /mæt/ n

a thick flat piece of fabric used as a floor covering, a place to wipe one's shoes, etc
a smaller pad of material used to protect a surface from the heat, scratches, etc, of an object placed upon it
a large piece of thick padded material put on the floor as a surface for wrestling, judo, or gymnastic sports
any surface or mass that is densely interwoven or tangled: a mat of grass and weeds

vb (mats, matting, matted)

to tangle or weave or become tangled or woven into a dense mass
(transitive) to cover with a mat or mats

Etymology: Old English matte; related to Old High German matta

mat /mæt/ n

a border of cardboard, cloth, etc, placed around a picture to act as a frame or as a contrast between picture and frame

adj

having a dull, lustreless, or roughened surface

vb (mats, matting, matted)(transitive)

to furnish (a picture) with a mat
to give (a surface) a mat finish

Also (for senses 2, 4): matt Etymology: 17th Century: from French, literally: dead; see checkmate

mat /mæt/ n

informal
short for matrix

单词	mats
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 mat¹ /mæt/USA pronunciation n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. n. [countable] a piece of fabric used on a floor as a covering:a floor mat. a piece of material set under an object, as a dish:a place mat. Sporta thick pad placed on a floor to protect wrestlers and gymnasts. Botanya thick tangled mass, as of weeds or hair. v. to form into a tangled mass: [no object]Her hair matted from the sweat.[~ + object]The rain matted his hair. Idioms go to the mat, [~ (+ for + object)] to support or defend a person or cause with determination:promised he'd go to the mat for her when she came up for review. mat² /mæt/USA pronunciation n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. n. [countable] Fine Artmaterial serving as a frame or border for a picture. v. [~ + object] Photography, Fine Artto provide (a picture) with a mat. mat³ /mæt/USA pronunciation adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. matte. WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 matte¹ or mat or matt /mæt/USA pronunciation adj., n., v., mat•ted or matt•ed, mat•ting or matt•ing. adj. having a dull surface; not shiny or glossy:matte paint. n. [countable] a dull surface, as on metals, paint, paper, or glass. v. [~ + object] to finish with a matte surface. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 MATS (mats),USA pronunciation n. Military Air Transport Service. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 mat¹ (mat),USA pronunciation n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. n. a piece of fabric made of plaited or woven rushes, straw, hemp, or similar fiber, or of some other pliant material, as rubber, used as a protective covering on a floor or other surface, to wipe the shoes on, etc. a smaller piece of material, often ornamental, set under a dish of food, a lamp, vase, etc. Sport the padded canvas covering the entire floor of a wrestling ring, for protecting the contestants from injury when thrown. a thick pad placed on the floor for the protection of tumblers and others engaged in gymnastic sports. Botanya thickly growing or thick and tangled mass, as of hair or weeds. a sack made of matting, as for coffee or sugar. Buildinga slablike footing of concrete, esp. one for an entire building. Buildinga heavy mesh reinforcement for a concrete slab. Idiomsgo to the mat, to contend or struggle in a determined or unyielding way:The President is going to the mat with Congress over the proposed budget cuts. v.t. to cover with or as if with mats or matting. to form into a mat, as by interweaving. v.i. Botanyto become entangled; form tangled masses. Semitic; compare Hebrew mittāh bed Late Latin matta mat of rushes Middle English, Old English matte bef. 900 mat′less, adj. mat² (mat),USA pronunciation n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. n. Photography, Fine Arta piece of cardboard or other material placed over or under a drawing, painting, photograph, etc., to serve as a frame or provide a border between the picture and the frame. v.t. Photography, Fine Artto provide (a picture) with a mat. apparently mat¹, influenced by matte¹ 1835–40 mat³ (mat),USA pronunciation adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. Cinemamatte¹. mat⁴ (mat),USA pronunciation n. [Print.] Printingthe intaglio, usually of papiermâché, impressed from type or a cut, from which a stereotype plate is cast. Printingmatrix (def. 8). shortened form of matrix 1920–25 mat., matins. maturity. M.A.T., EducationMaster of Arts in Teaching. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 matte¹ (mat),USA pronunciation adj., n., v., mat•ted, mat•ting. adj. having a dull or lusterless surface:matte paint;a matte complexion;a photograph with a matte finish. n. a dull or dead surface, often slightly roughened, as on metals, paint, paper, or glass. a tool for producing such a surface. Metallurgyan unfinished metallic product of the smelting of certain sulfide ores, esp. those of copper. Cinema[Motion Pictures.]See matte shot. v.t. to finish with a matte surface. `Also, mat, matt.` *maditus, derivative of Latin madēre to be wet Late Latin mattus moist, soft, weak, perh. French mat (masculine), matte (feminine), Old French 1640–50 matte² (mat),USA pronunciation n. [Mining.] Mininga mass of timber caved beneath overburden so as to cushion the fall of the overburden and separate it from mineral to be extracted beneath. German; akin to mat¹ Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: mat /mæt/ n a thick flat piece of fabric used as a floor covering, a place to wipe one's shoes, etc a smaller pad of material used to protect a surface from the heat, scratches, etc, of an object placed upon it a large piece of thick padded material put on the floor as a surface for wrestling, judo, or gymnastic sports any surface or mass that is densely interwoven or tangled: a mat of grass and weeds vb (mats, matting, matted) to tangle or weave or become tangled or woven into a dense mass (transitive) to cover with a mat or mats Etymology: Old English matte; related to Old High German matta mat /mæt/ n a border of cardboard, cloth, etc, placed around a picture to act as a frame or as a contrast between picture and frame adj having a dull, lustreless, or roughened surface vb (mats, matting, matted)(transitive) to furnish (a picture) with a mat to give (a surface) a mat finish Also (for senses 2, 4): matt Etymology: 17th Century: from French, literally: dead; see checkmate mat /mæt/ n informal short for matrix
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