matter of course

英 [ˈmætə(r) ɒv kɔːs]

美 [ˈmætər əv kɔːrs]

理所当然的事；当然可行之事

英英释义

noun

• an inevitable ending
  Synonym:foregone conclusion

双语例句

• When I go out of the house I lock the door as a matter of course.
  我走出家门时总是理所当然地把门锁上。
• Index linking to prices and wages is no longer taken as a matter of course either.
  与价格和工资相联的指标也不再被当作理所当然的。
• You have to earn respect& they get it handed to them as a matter of course.
  你必须赢得尊重&而他们是自然而然获得尊重的。
• We don't have to ask her& she'll do it as a matter of course.
  我们不必请求她做这件事，她自然会去做的。
• They learn to take responsibility for others as a matter of course.
  他们学着如何把为他人负责当作理所当然应做的事。
• I told him he had won the first prize, but he took it as a matter of course.
  我告诉他他获了头奖，可他认为这是理所当然的事。
• If police are carrying arms as a matter of course then doesn't it encourage criminals to carry them?
  如果警察每天理所当然地携带武器，这难道不会促使罪犯也持械吗？
• I thought it a matter of course that he failed.
  我认为他们失败是必然的事。
• She took the news as a matter of course.
  她把这则消息当作理所当然的事承受。
• "a" matter of course Sun Quan also carrying a parachute jump.
  “一个”孙权也理所当然背着降落伞跳了。