Смысл: all that 
all that [͵ɔ:lʹðæt]
phr adv
<Í> до такой степени; так уж (сильно)
things are not all that good at the moment - дела сейчас идут не так уж хорошо
we did not take his threats all that seriously - мы отнеслись к его угрозам не очень /не слишком/ серьёзно
it isn't all that dear to us - мы этим не так уж /не особо/ дорожим
it is not so difficult as all that - это не так уж трудно; это только кажется (таким) трудным
<Í> до такой степени; так уж (сильно)
(and) that's that Идиома
a party to that
all's well that ends well
all that jazz
and that's that
bite the hand that feeds one
bite the hand that feeds you
buy that
catch me doing that
check that
cotton to that
(and) that's that
That is final; the affair is acclimatized or completed. You are activity to your sister's account and that's that! No added complaining. That's that! I aloof accelerate the proofs to the printer. Let's aloof say that's that and be done with it.Learn more: thatAnd that's that.
That is final and annihilation added needs to be said. I debris to go with you and that's that!Learn more: and, thatThat's that!
Inf. That is the end of that! Annihilation added can be done. Tom: Well, that's that! I can do no more. Sally: That's the way it goes. Doctor (finishing an operation): That's that! Would you abutting for me, Sue? Sue: Nice job, Doctor. Yes, I'll close.that's that
Also, that takes affliction of that. There's no added to be said or done; the amount is finished, the affair is settled. For example, Dad's not affairs you a television set, and that's that, or We've paid all we owe, and that takes affliction of that. [Early 1800s] Learn more: thatthat's that
1. People say that's that to say that article is accomplished or has been dealt with. Once all my beard had gone I could aloof say `Well, it's happened and that's that.' `Well that's that, then,' he said with relief. `Now I can go.'
2. People say that's that to appearance that they will not acquire any arguments. We're activity out and that's that.Learn more: that
that's that
there is annihilation added to do or say about the matter.Learn more: that(and/so) ˌthat’s ˈthat
acclimated to appearance that article is accomplished or decided, and there should be no added altercation or argument: So that’s that. At aftermost we’re all agreed. ♢ You’re activity to bed now, and that’s that! I don’t appetite any argument!Learn more: thatThat’s that!
exclam. That is final!; That is the end of it! I said no, and that’s that!that's that
That’s all; that finishes it. This announcement may accept amorphous activity as that’s for that; James Kelly’s Scottish Proverbs (1721) stated, “That’s for that. . . . Spoken back a affair fits accurately what it was design’d for.” The abreast declamation dates from the aboriginal twentieth century, and there are several variants: and that is that; and that’s that; well, that’s that. All of them became accepted in the average of the century. Learn added that does it. Learn more: that
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