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

"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。
I thought it a matter of course that he failed.
我认为他们失败是必然的事。
Today, a large variety of products is a matter of course for the consumer.
对当今消费者来说，产品种类千变万化是理所当然。
Some people are resigned to the present state of affairs and regard it as a matter of course.
有的人安于现状，把这一切看成理所当然的了。
But what I found most touching was the fact that they all did it as a matter of course.
但是我发现，最令我感动的却是，他们把这些都当作理所当然的。
With the Government's move to Lushun District, has become a matter of course here Lushun future economic and political development.
随着旅顺区政府的迁入，这里也顺理成章地成了旅顺未来经济、政治发展的核心。
It is a matter of course that a deer is not a horse.
鹿不是马，这是理所当然的。
Therefore, we actually ought to take disappointment as a matter of course along the life journey.
因此，我们其实应该将失望视为人生旅途上理所当然的事。
I lock the door as a matter of course.
我当然要把门锁上。
Don't you think it a matter of course to respect our elders?
难道你不认为尊敬长辈是天经地义的事吗？