a matter of course

a matter of course

It is inevitable that the Pinyin of Chinese idioms is l ǐ Su ǒ B ì R á n, which means that it must be so. It comes from Hongming Ji, on the immortality of God.

Idiom explanation

It must be so.

The origin of Idioms

"If there is a beginning, it can't be the end, only if there is no beginning, and then it is always infinite, which is natural."

Idiom usage

It must be so. It's a matter of course.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: take for granted