matchmaker

/mach-mey-ker/US // ˈmætʃˌmeɪ kər //UK // (ˈmætʃˌmeɪkə) //

媒人,媒妁之言,妁之言,媒婆

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who arranges or tries to arrange marriages by introducing possible mates.
- : a person who arranges matches for athletic contests, especially prizefights and wrestling matches.
- : any person, organization, etc., that brings two parties together, as to effect a sale or other transaction: an agent serving as a matchmaker between buyers and sellers.

as inintermediator

Synonyms

Kathleen Marchsteiner, who has been a volunteer adoption coordinator for City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties in Washingtonfor two years, is one of many such matchmakers.
As he recovered, he decided to take dating more seriously, even hiring a matchmaker.
Martin Luther had just helped 12 nuns escape their Catholic cloister, even playing matchmaker by setting them up with eligible bachelors.
We’ll be welcoming the other investors, playing matchmaker and introducing them to each other as well as the sponsors.
She refers to it as getting to play a mathematical matchmaker in her own version of The Bachelor.
And for K. Aleisha Fetters, seeing shows like Millionaire Matchmaker initially made her hesitant.
The minister of Justice is supposed to be the watchdog of the law, not a matchmaker for the yakuza.
Every matchmaker contacted admitted to female, and male, clients bringing up the sexually explicit S&M-themed novel.
It was as if he was echoing the advice given to many-a-young-bride by the village matchmaker.
Small things, such as Taylor Swift or watching Millionaire Matchmaker, or Amy Grant.
The humiliated matchmaker sent Josiah up to the grocery store on an errand, and then dragged his friend inside and shut the door.

/mach-mey-ker/US // ˈmætʃˌmeɪ kər //UK // (ˈmætʃˌmeɪkə) //

媒人,媒妁之言,妁之言,媒婆

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who arranges or tries to arrange marriages by introducing possible mates.
- : a person who arranges matches for athletic contests, especially prizefights and wrestling matches.
- : any person, organization, etc., that brings two parties together, as to effect a sale or other transaction: an agent serving as a matchmaker between buyers and sellers.

as inintermediator

Synonyms

Kathleen Marchsteiner, who has been a volunteer adoption coordinator for City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties in Washingtonfor two years, is one of many such matchmakers.
As he recovered, he decided to take dating more seriously, even hiring a matchmaker.
Martin Luther had just helped 12 nuns escape their Catholic cloister, even playing matchmaker by setting them up with eligible bachelors.
We’ll be welcoming the other investors, playing matchmaker and introducing them to each other as well as the sponsors.
She refers to it as getting to play a mathematical matchmaker in her own version of The Bachelor.
And for K. Aleisha Fetters, seeing shows like Millionaire Matchmaker initially made her hesitant.
The minister of Justice is supposed to be the watchdog of the law, not a matchmaker for the yakuza.
Every matchmaker contacted admitted to female, and male, clients bringing up the sexually explicit S&M-themed novel.
It was as if he was echoing the advice given to many-a-young-bride by the village matchmaker.
Small things, such as Taylor Swift or watching Millionaire Matchmaker, or Amy Grant.
The humiliated matchmaker sent Josiah up to the grocery store on an errand, and then dragged his friend inside and shut the door.