For that matter Meaning in English
expression
ˈfɔɹ/, /fɝ/, /fɹɝ/ /ˈðæt/, /ðət/ /ˈmætɝ
FER-THAT-MA-ter
fˈɔː/ /ðˈæt/ /mˈætɐ
faw-THAT-MA-tuh
释义
Used to add extra information, showing that what you say about one thing is also true for another similar thing.
用法与细微差别
Common in conversational and written English for emphasizing inclusion of similar things. Usually comes at the end of a sentence. Similar to 'also' but more emphatic or inclusive. Often used for clarifying or correcting.
Spanish: de hecho - en realidadPortuguese (BR): aliás - por sinalPortuguese (PT): aliás - por sinalChinese (Simplified): 其实 - 事实上Chinese (Traditional): 其實 - 事實上Hindi: वैसे भी - उस बात के लिए भीArabic: في الواقع - بالمناسبةBengali: এই ব্যাপারেও - এই ক্ষেত্রেওRussian: впрочем - если уж на то пошлоJapanese: その点でも - それについてもVietnamese: về vấn đề đó - về mặt đóKorean: 그 점에서도 - 그에 대해서도Turkish: o konuda da - hattaUrdu: اس حوالے سے بھی - ویسے بھیIndonesian: dalam hal itu - kalau dipikir-pikir
例句
He doesn't like apples, or oranges for that matter.
basic
I can't swim, and I can't ride a bike for that matter.
basic
She didn't call me, or anyone else for that matter.
basic
I don't have time to cook tonight—or to clean, for that matter.
natural
Tom's never been to Paris—or Europe, for that matter.
natural
We don't have tea—or coffee, for that matter.
natural