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mate

[meyt] / meɪt /




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I was talking about these games with my mates and with this one they are eighth and ninth in the table, only a point apart.

From BBC

“The mad man believed he was on the way ‘to the pub to meet his mates,’” recalls another survivor of the Induna, Jimmy Campbell, who was a 15-year-old steward’s boy when the ship went down.

From The Wall Street Journal

She adds that albatrosses' mating habits also make them more prone to extinction.

From BBC

This coincides with when it starts looking for a mate which is the reason why most other birds start singing again.

From BBC

Other songs are more about things around me - like a mate in a long distance relationship.

From BBC