that's that



that's that

(spoken)
nothing more can be said about this You are not allowed to stay up to see that movie and that's that.
Usage notes: used to show you are very determined

that's that

Also, that takes care of that. There's no more to be said or done; the matter is finished, the issue is settled. For example, Dad's not buying you a television set, and that's that, or We've paid all we owe, and that takes care of that. [Early 1800s]

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ludo-Dutch
Landebert-Ancient Germanic
Gregory['gregəri]
Eliasə-LEE-əsh (Portuguese), e-LEE-ahs (German), E-lee-ahs (Finnish), i-LIE-əs (English), ee-LIE-əs (English)Portuguese, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, English, Greek, Biblical Latin, Biblical Gr
KizzieKIZ-eeEnglish
HildeHIL-də (German, Dutch)German, Dutch, Norwegian