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A matched trade is one in which the details recorded by buyer and seller are equal and opposite. Contrast with an out trade where there is a disagreement of some sort on the details of the trade. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein financial glossary

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match UK US /mætʃ/ verb
[T] to be equal to another person or thing in quality, amount, or level: »

Few people can match his combination of skills.

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Results this year may not match last year's.

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I'm looking for a job that matches my qualifications and ambitions.

[I or T] to be the same as something else, or to be the same as each other: »

The program automatically finds websites and news stories that match your interests.

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His actions and his words did not match.

[T] to find something that is the same as something else, or goes well with it: match sth against sth »

Bring a sample of the colour you want to our store, and we will match it against one of our paint colours.

match sth/sb to sth »

We can help you match the person to the job.

[T] to give or offer the same amount of money as has been given, collected, or offered by someone else: »

It's hard for small stores to match supermarket prices.

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The charity will receive federal money to match the first $250 of each contribution.

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match UK US /mætʃ/ noun
[C] something that is the same as something else: »

I searched for his name in the database but got the message ""No match"".

find/make a match »

Detectives found a match with samples taken from the crime scene.

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I compared the two signatures, and they were an exact match.

[S] a person or thing that is equal to another person or thing in quality or power: a match for sb/sth »

The newspaper's new head is certainly a match for the previous editor.

be no match for sth/sb — Cf. be no match for sth/sb

Financial and business terms. 2012.

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