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In. 물질(opp, spirit, mind), 성질, 본질, (철)질료, (논)명제의 본질, 내용, 자료, 재료, (미술)재질, 마티에르, 중요함,..., 물 (postal \matter 우편물, printed \matter 인쇄IIn. as a \matter of fast 실제는, 실제에 있어서, as \matters stand, OR as the \matter stands 현상태로는, for that \matter 그 일에 대해서는, in the \matter of...에 대해서는IIIn. no \matter 대단한 일이 아니다, no \matter how(what, when, where, who) 비록 어떻게(무엇을, 언제, 어디에서, 누가)...한다 하더라도IVvi. 중요(중대)하다, (상처 따위가)곪다, Itdoes not \matter (if...) (...이라도) 괜찮다, What does it \matter ? 상관 없지 않은가
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what's the difference — what does it matter?, what s the relevance of it anyway? … English contemporary dictionary
