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"What does “a different matter” mean?

2009-10-24View Original

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The reabsorption methanol flow to the MP-Flash Column is partly a different matter. “Matter” is problematic; it means an object. But how to translate it when put together?
Reply #22009-10-24
If you replace “a different matter” with “different”, it will be understandable.
Reply #32009-10-24
A different matter” means “it’s another issue.
Reply #42009-10-24
The reabsorption methanol flow to the MP-Flash Column is partly a different matter; the flow of reabsorbed methanol into the medium-pressure flash tower is another issue altogether. Only by considering the context can it be properly translated, right!
Reply #52009-10-25
It is recommended to translate (partly) as well. is partly a different matter = To some extent, it’s another matter.

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