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1 matter
s matèria, substància, qüestió, assumpte, tema| motiu, ocasió, cosa, importànciav importarmatter of course fet lògic, naturalas a matter of fact de fet, en realitatwhat's the matter? què passa?what's the matter with you? què et passa?it doesn't matter no té importància, no importa -
2 matter of course
loc fet lògic, natural -
3 matter-of-fact
adj pràctic -
4 as a matter of fact
advde fet, en realitat -
5 for that matter
adv quant a això, de fet -
6 grey matter
s MED matèria grisa | cervell -
7 it doesn't matter
loc no té importància, no importa -
8 printed matter
s impresos -
9 reading matter
s lectura -
10 subject matter
s matèria, tema, contingut -
11 the crux of the matter
loc el punt essencial del cas -
12 the matter in question
loc l'assumpte en questió -
13 what's the matter with you?
loc què et passa? -
14 what's the matter?
loc què passa? -
15 conscience
s consciènciaA matter of conscience qüestió de conciència -
16 fact
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17 laughing
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18 life
s vida | durada, duració | animacióadj de la vida, vital, vitalici -ícialife belt cinturó de seguretatlife sentence cadena perpètuaa matter of life and/or death qüestió de vida o mortas large as life de mida naturalfor life per tota la vidacome to life ressuscitar, reanimar-selow life gentussa, xusmastill life natura morta -
19 printed
adj imprès | estampat, gravat | d'impremtaprinted matter/papers impresos
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