Summary
matter {noun}
afera · rzecz · sprawa · kwestia · materia · sprawunek · substancja
to matter {verb}
mieć znaczenie · liczyć się
English-Polish translation for "matter"
"matter" Polish translation
matter {noun}
Arise; for the matter belongeth unto thee, and we are with thee: be of good courage, and do it.
And first I was praised for it, then criticized for it, but the fact of the matter was, I had become solemn.
what’s the matter?
But it is good to be zealously sought in a good matter at all times, and not only when I am present with you.
What if morals, what if what makes something moral is just a matter of if it maximizes pleasure and minimizes pain?
I would be most grateful if you would look into this matter as soon as possible.
Forgive me, but didn't I understand that you have a matter of urgent personal business?
Whether or not there are living organisms there, of course, is an entirely different matter.
Is there some driving force through evolution that allows matter to compete?
And of course, lowering child mortality is a matter of utmost importance from humanitarian aspects.
But it wasn't just about the values, although we are convinced that they matter.
When they start to speak themselves is an individual matter, however.
It's a profound moral matter that engages and should engage us all.
They also don't understand time, but that's a matter for a separate talk.
And then it was a matter of starting from one point and sort of building to that final point.
It should be called invisible matter, but the dark matter we've made visible.
So, in quantum mechanics, of course, you have dark energy and dark matter.
And you see how the dark matter lumps up, and the ordinary matter just trails along behind.
One of them is matter, because the growth of knowledge is a form of information processing.
Is there some driving force through evolution that allows matter to compete?
matter {noun} (also: substance)
What we saw in the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas was the depletion of matter, some solid substance falling down and disintegrating.
to matter {verb}
to matter [mattered|mattered] {v.i.} (also: to imply, to signify, to mean, to move the needle)
And what we're looking for is news stories that might still matter 50 or 100 or 10,000 years from now.
Being overwhelmed is the first step if you are serious about trying to get at things that really matter, on a scale that makes a difference.
is not that the age of the State is over. ~~~ The State still matters.
And so here was this lesson again -- leadership matters.
The third lesson we learned is that policy matters.
to matter [mattered|mattered] {v.i.} (also: to come into it)
And it's only when an explanation is good that it even matters whether it's testable.
But design matters for a number of reasons.
That's what really matters: if you make effort to do the best you can regularly, the results will be about what they should be.
And it also matters who the people are who are voting.
All that matters is that I want you to.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "matter":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "matter" in Polish
Similar words
matins · matriarch · matriculation · matrilineal · matrimonial · matrimony · matrix · matron · matronly · matt · matter · matter-of-fact · matters · Matthew · mattress · maturation · mature · matured · maturity · matutinal · matzo
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