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1 matter
• biti od važnosti; biti od značaja; daljina; gnoj; gradivo; građa; iznos; količina; mariti; materija; materijal; nevolja; povod; predmet; predmet (knjige); predmet knjige; predmeti; sadržina; sastav; slučaj; stanje; stvar; suština; uzrok; važiti; značiti -
2 matter-of-fact
• činjenica; činjenično stanj -
3 matter of entering
• sadržina unosa -
4 matter of fact
• lišen mašte; prozaičan; suvoparan -
5 matter of indifference
• bezdejstvenost; nedejstvovanje; ravnodušna stvar -
6 matter of record
• osvedočena stvar; sadržina snimka; sadržina zapisa -
7 a matter of indifference
• bezdejstvenost; nedejstvovanje; ravnodušna stvar -
8 as a matter of fact
• činjenica je da; realno; stvarno; u stvari; uglavnom; ustvari; zaista -
9 as matter of fact
• činjenički; stvarno; u samoj stvari; zaista -
10 consent to the matter
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11 for that matter
• što se tiče; što se toga tiče -
12 for the matter of that
• što se toga tiče -
13 foreign currents matter
• strani komad -
14 in a matter
• za ciglo -
15 in matter of minutes
• za par minuta -
16 inorganic matter
• neorganska materija -
17 it's not laughing matter
• to nije za šalu -
18 it is no laughing matter
• nije stvar za smejanje -
19 law of conservation of matter
• zakon o održanju materije -
20 no matter
• bez obzira; ne mari; nije važno; svejedno; svejedno da li
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