Matter to Meaning in English
expression
ˈmætɝ/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
MAT-er-tuh, MAT-er-tih, MAT-er-too
mˈætɐ/ /tˈuː
MAT-uh-TOO
释义
To be important or significant to someone; to have value or meaning for a particular person.
用法与细微差别
Common in both formal and informal speech. Often used in the negative ('It doesn't matter to me'). The subject is the thing, and 'to' introduces the person affected. Not the same as 'matter' alone, which can mean 'to be important' without mentioning who it is important to.
Spanish: importar a - ser importante paraPortuguese (BR): importar para - ser importante paraPortuguese (PT): importar a - ser importante paraChinese (Simplified): 对...重要 - 对...有意义Chinese (Traditional): 對...重要 - 對...有意義Hindi: के लिए मायने रखना - महत्त्व रखनाArabic: يهمّ - يكون مهماً لِـBengali: গুরুত্বপূর্ণ হওয়া (কারও কাছে) - মানে থাকা (কারও জন্য)Russian: иметь значение для - быть важным дляJapanese: 〜にとって大切だ - 〜にとって重要だVietnamese: có ý nghĩa đối với - quan trọng đối vớiKorean: ~에게 중요하다 - ~에게 의미가 있다Turkish: önemli olmak (birisi için) - değerli olmak (birisi için)Urdu: اہم ہونا (کسی کے لیے) - معنی رکھنا (کسی کے لیے)Indonesian: berarti bagi - penting bagi
例句
It matters to me if you are happy.
basic
Does it matter to you what we eat tonight?
basic
This gift really matters to her.
basic
Honestly, it doesn't matter to me where we go.
natural
Your opinion really matters to us, so please share it.
natural
I know it may not matter to everyone, but it means a lot to me.
natural