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'mætə 1. noun1) (solids, liquids and/or gases in any form, from which everything physical is made: The entire universe is made up of different kinds of matter.) stoff, materie, substans2) (a subject or topic (of discussion etc): a private matter; money matters.) sak, emne3) (pus: The wound was infected and full of matter.) puss, materie2. verb(to be important: That car matters a great deal to him; It doesn't matter.) bety (mye), spille en stor rolle- be the matter
- a matter of course
- a matter of opinion
- no matter
- no matter who
- what
- whereaffære--------forretning--------materie--------sak--------sats--------stoff--------tingIsubst. \/ˈmætə\/1) materie, materiale2) stoff, substanslesestoff\/lektyre3) ( også subject matter) emne, innhold, stoffha et bra innhold\/være innholdsrik4) anliggende, sak, spørsmål, ting5) betydning, vekt6) årsak, anledning, formål• that was a matter of\/for interest7) feil, mangel• what is the matter with him?8) ( typografi) sats9) ( typografi) manuskript (til setting)a matter of course en selvfølge, noe som sier seg selva matter of life and death et spørsmål om liv eller død, livsviktiga matter of\/for regret beklageligas a matter of fact faktisk, i virkeligheten, egentligfor that matter eller for the matter of that for den sak(en)s skyld• she didn't like the film, nor did I, for that matterhun likte ikke filmen, det gjorde ikke jeg heller, for den saks skyldan incidental matter en bisakinfectious matter smittestoffin the matter of angående, hva angår, med hensyn tilit is no matter of mine det angår ikke meg, det er ikke min sakmake matters worse gjøre vondt verremanner\/form and matter form og innholdmatter in dispute stridsspørsmålthe matter in hand den foreliggende sak• it's a matter of £50a matter of fact et faktum, en kjensgjerningmatter of inclination smakssaka matter of (something) en -saken treningssak, et spørsmål om øvelsedet er bare et tidsspørsmål\/det er bare et spørsmål om tidmatters have succeeded this far hittil har det gått bramatter with feil med, feil på, galt med• what's the matter with margarine?• what's the matter with £10?mind and matter ånd og materiemoney matters pengesakerno laughing matter ingenting å le avno matter det gjør ikke noe, det spiller ingen rolleno matter how one tries uansett hvor mye man forsøkerno matter when det spiller ingen rolle når, uansett nårno matter where it is hvor det enn måtte være, uansett hvor det måtte værepush the matter to extremes sette saken på spissensettle matters bringe orden i sakene, ordne opp i saker og tinga small matter en fillesak, en bagatelltake matters easy ta det rolig ta lett på saker og tingthink the matter over fundere på\/over saken, tenke på\/over sakenIIverb \/ˈmætə\/1) bety noe, gjøre noe, være av betydning, ha noe for segdet spiller nesten ingen rolle \/ det gjør ikke så mye• what does it matter?hva gjør vel det? \/ hvilken rolle spiller det?det er ikke så farlig \/ det gjør ikke så myeikke at det gjør noe \/ ikke at det spiller noen rolle2) ( medisin) avsondre materie, væske
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