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to be a matter of sth.

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Definition (American English) be, matter, of
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms be, matter, of
Etymology be, matter, of

sich um etw. handeln

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sich, um, handeln

Englische Verben ohne Reflexivpronomen – Reflexivpronomen im Akkusativ im Deutschen

English grammar

Eine Reihe gängiger englischer Verben führt – im Gegensatz zu ihren deutschen Entsprechungen – kein Reflexivpronomen mit sich.

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an administrative offense^AE shall be deemed to have been committed by anyone who an administrative offence^BE shall be deemed to have been committed by anyone who
ordnungswidrig handelt, wer

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				`to be a matter of sth. \| was, been \|`			`von etw.^dat. handeln \| handelte, gehandelt \|`
				`to be a matter of sth. \| was, been \|`			`sich^acc. um etw.^acc. handeln \| handelte, gehandelt \|`

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				`to be a matter of sth. \| was, been \|`			`von etw.^dat. handeln \| handelte, gehandelt \|`
				`to be a matter of sth. \| was, been \|`			`sich^acc. um etw.^acc. handeln \| handelte, gehandelt \|`

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to be a matter of sth.

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sich um etw. handeln

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