mate
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- noun
- /ˈmɑːteɪ/
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mate
- Looks like everyone here also drinks mate tea like in Argentina.
- yerba mate
And you can prepare the mate and but I feel so late still.
- And you can prepare the mate and but I feel so late still.
- So my typical thing is I, I will use coffee or yerba mate or both prior to a hard weight workout.
- In South America, in Uruguay, in Argentina, it was long thought that yerba mate consumption, which we know very modestly increases GLP one.
- And they also had cafes that that serve what, what I think they call it mate, which is a South American kind of tea or coffee or something.
Examples
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We drink mate instead of coffee and make that at home every morning.
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I see that once again, Yerba Mate was part of your ritual.
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So yerba mate is a tea that is from South America.
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When I sipped the last of the mate, I asked you if I should heat more water.
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Here they drank mate and even ate ham.
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Thanks to you, Yerba Mate tea has gone from being a hidden gem for a select few to mainstream.
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Second, I drink a lot of yerba mate tea, preferably Cruz de Malta (con palo).
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In Argentina, sharing mate is a social tradition among friends and family.
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Many people enjoy mate for its energizing effects due to its caffeine content.
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You can find mate at most South American coffee shops, often served in a gourd.
Synonyms
Dried leaves of a South American plant used to make the drink mate
A South American plant with dried leaves used to make mate, a hot caffeinated drink
A South American plant whose leaves are dried to make the drink mate
Compounds
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A person you feel a deep, natural connection with as a close friend or romantic partner
Surface Forms
Etymology
The South American drink mate comes from a local Quechua word for the gourd used to drink it, and Spanish borrowed that word, so both the cup and the drink are called mate.