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21 matter-of-course
["mtərəv'kOːs]adj attrselbstverständlich, natürlich* * *matter-of-course adj selbstverständlich, natürlich -
22 matter-of-factness
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23 matter-of-factly
mat·ter-of-factly1. (without emotion) sachlich, nüchtern2. (straightforwardly) direkt, unverblümt, geradeheraus* * *["mtərəv'fktlI]advsay, answer nüchtern, sachlich; explain sachlichI hated her, he said matter-of-factly — ich habe sie gehasst, sagte er nüchtern
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24 matter
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25 matter constant
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26 matter particle
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27 matter tensor
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28 matter transport
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29 matter wave
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30 matter-free
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31 matter
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32 matter of fact
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33 matter in dispute
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34 matter of course
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35 matter of expense
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36 matter of fact person
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37 matter of form
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38 matter of honour
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39 matter of opinion
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40 matter of prestige
n.Prestigefrage f.
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