Matter of course Meaning in English

expression

US

MAT-er-uhv-KORS

UK

MAT-uh-ov-KAWSS

التعريف

Something that is expected to happen or is considered normal, so people do not question it. It refers to things taken for granted or done routinely.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This phrase is formal or neutral, often in written or semi-formal speech. Used to emphasize that something is not surprising or is standard practice. Not used for unusual or one-time events.

• Spanish: algo normal - cuestión de rutina
• Portuguese (BR): algo natural - algo esperado
• Portuguese (PT): algo natural - dado adquirido
• Chinese (Simplified): 理所当然的事
• Chinese (Traditional): 理所當然的事
• Hindi: स्वाभाविक बात - सामान्य बात
• Arabic: أمر طبيعي - شيء بديهي
• Bengali: স্বাভাবিক ব্যাপার - অলিখিত নিয়ম
• Russian: само собой разумеющееся - обычное дело
• Japanese: 当たり前のこと - 当然のこと
• Vietnamese: chuyện đương nhiên - điều hiển nhiên
• Korean: 당연한 일 - 자연스러운 일
• Turkish: olağan bir şey - tabiidir
• Urdu: معمول کی بات - روز مرہ کا حصہ
• Indonesian: hal yang sudah sewajarnya - sesuatu yang wajar

جمل نموذجية

Wearing uniforms is a matter of course at this school.

basic

In many places, recycling is a matter of course now.

basic

Apologizing after being late is a matter of course.

basic

For her, helping others is just a matter of course.

natural

We treat safety at work as a matter of course rather than something special.

natural

He takes honesty as a matter of course, so he never even thinks about lying.

natural