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Translations for "mat" found in: Albanian, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Esperanto, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian
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matt [glanzlos]
mat [Am.] [lusterless]
 
mattieren
to mat
 
Matte {f}
mat
 
Fußmatte {f}
mat
 
Passepartout {n}
mat
 
Vorlage {f} [selten] [Vorleger]
mat
 
Abbaumatte {f}
mat
 
Wechselrahmen {m}
mat [picture frame]
 
Mat {m} [Fluss]
Mat [river]
mat
dull
 
mat
dim
 
mat {de}
mat
mat {u}
food
 
matta {u}
mat
 
att laga mat
to cook
måtte {fk}
mat
mat {m}
food
 
matte {m/f}
mat
 
å lage mat
to cook
colchoneta {f}
mat
 
alfombrilla {f} [alfombra para el baño]
mat
 
estera {f}
mat
mat [peinture, ton, métal, papier]
matt
 
mat [peau, teint]
olive [attr.]
 
mat [son, bruit]
dull [sound]
 
mat
unpolished [matt]
 
s'emmêler [être mêlé]
to mat [become matted]
 
matir [rendre un métal mat]
to mat [gold and silver]
 
mât {m}
mast
 
tapis {m} [de salle de bain, sport]
mat
 
mât {m}
flagstaff
 
mât {m}
flagpole
covoraș {n}
mat
 
șah mat
checkmated [chess]
 
șah-mat {n}
checkmate
мата {ж}
mat
mat {m}
mate [chess]
 
šach-mat {m}
checkmate
mať [nedok.]
to have
 
mať [nedok.]
to possess
 
mať [nedok.] [disponovať]
to wield
 
mať {f} [mierne zast.] [al. kniž.]
mother
 
rohož {f}
mat
 
rohožka {f}
mat [for wiping shoes]
 
predložka {f} [koberček pred nábytkom, vaňou ap.]
mat
 
koberček {m} [pred dvere, posteľ ap.]
mat
 
podložka {f} [predmet na ochranu stola]
mat [small piece of material that is put on e.g. a table to protect it]
 
mat {m} [šach]
mate [chess]
matt
mat
 
fénytelen
mat
 
lábtörlő
mat
mushama {f}
mat
mato
mat
Suggest missing translations: LA, PT, HR, TR, BS, EL, SR, PL, RU, IS
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