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matter

/mæt/

翻译: 形容表面或涂层不光滑、不反光,呈现暗淡、无光泽的外观。, 指占据空间并具有质量的物理物质或材料,也指正在考虑的事物、话题或情况。, 动词,表示某事物重要、有重大影响或具有意义;也可表示要紧、有关系。

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词语关系

adjective

matt/mæt/B1formal
  • zh形容表面或涂层不光滑、不反光,呈现暗淡、无光泽的外观。

Describes a surface or finish that is not shiny or glossy; dull and flat in appearance.

  1. Not shiny or glossyB1formal

    Having a flat, dull, or non-reflective surface.

    zh哑光

    • She prefers a matt finish for her photographs.
    • The walls were painted in a soft matt color.
    • This lipstick has a matt texture, not glossy.

    同义词dullflatlusterlessmattenonreflectiveunpolished

    反义词glazedglossylustrouspolishedreflectiveshinysleek

词形
  • matter comparative form
  • mattest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈmæt.ər/A2formal
  • zh指占据空间并具有质量的物理物质或材料,也指正在考虑的事物、话题或情况。

A noun referring to physical substance or material that occupies space and has mass, or a subject, topic, or situation under consideration.

  1. Subject or topicA2formal

    An affair, situation, or subject being discussed or considered.

    zh事情

    • Let's discuss the matter at hand.
    • This is a serious matter that requires attention.
    • She refused to talk about the matter further.

    同义词affairbusinessconcernissuepointquestionsubjectthingtopic

  2. B2formalscientific

    Physical substance that occupies space and has mass, as distinct from mind and spirit.

    zh物质

    • All matter is composed of atoms.
    • Dark matter is a mysterious substance in the universe.
    • The scientist studied the properties of organic matter.

    同义词bodycorporealitymaterialstuffsubstance

    反义词energymindnothingnessspiritvacuumvoid

  3. Importance or significanceB1formal

    Used in phrases to indicate importance or relevance.

    zh重要性或意义

    • It doesn't matter what time we arrive.
    • What matters most is your health.
    • The details of the plan matter a great deal.

    同义词consequenceimportancemomentnotesignificanceweight

    反义词insignificanceirrelevancetrivialityunimportance

  4. Problem or difficultyA2informal

    A situation that is causing trouble or concern.

    zh麻烦事

    • What's the matter with your car?
    • There's nothing the matter with her.
    • Is something the matter? You look upset.

    同义词concerndifficultyissueproblemtroubleworry

    反义词resolutionsolution

词形
  • matters plural form
  • matters' possessive plural form
  • matter's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/ˈmæt.ər/A2formal
  • zh动词,表示某事物重要、有重大影响或具有意义;也可表示要紧、有关系。

A verb used to indicate that something is important or significant, or to express the concept of being of consequence.

  1. Be importantA2formal

    To be of significance or importance.

    zh重要

    • Your opinion really matters to me.
    • It doesn't matter what time we arrive.
    • What matters most is your health.

    同义词carry weightcountimportsignify

  2. Be relevantB1formal

    To have relevance or bearing on a situation.

    zh要紧

    • The details of the case matter in court.
    • His past mistakes don't matter now.
    • Only the final result matters in this competition.

    同义词carry weightcountsignify

词形
  • mattered past participle
  • mattered past simple
  • mattering present participle
  • matters third person singular

短语动词变体matter to

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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所有列出的许可证均适用

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.