irrelevant
不相干
definition
adjective
Motive is important in detection and in arguing a case in court, but it is irrelevant to sentencing.
not connected with or relevant to something.
translation of 'irrelevant'
adjective
不着边际
example
Because the main point about Howard's rhetoric was that it has become totally 'irrelevant' .
Sorry, that was a cheap shot and entirely 'irrelevant' to the question.
But you have no right simply to dismiss it as 'irrelevant' or beneath your dignity.
The remainder of the section is 'irrelevant' for the purposes of the present appeal.
The fact that they were under a compliance audit at this time is largely 'irrelevant' to the issue.
Today's technology has made geography almost 'irrelevant' .
With the latter, the hero becomes almost 'irrelevant' to the life of the ordinary person.
The trend towards all-embracing competition policy made public ownership almost 'irrelevant' for years despite questions of the public good.
Whether these agendas are predetermined or the product of free will, it's largely 'irrelevant' from our perspective.
If so, should current findings be deemed 'irrelevant' for purposes of policy and law?
The Tories are totally 'irrelevant' to this whole issue.
But I do not say that the first question is an 'irrelevant' consideration.
After the conquest, the Wall became largely 'irrelevant' to these victors, and drifted into eclipse.
Her personal feelings about the doctors should be completely 'irrelevant' to her decision.
Nowadays critics are vapid, passionless creatures who seem increasingly 'irrelevant' .
Actually, movie reviews seem almost entirely 'irrelevant' these days.
Motive is important in detection and in arguing a case in court, but it is 'irrelevant' to sentencing.
For some the desire was to render law 'irrelevant' and redundant through technological innovation.
At first glance, a swimming pool might seem completely 'irrelevant' to managing a fast-growing company.
To ask a further question without specific allegations in the pleadings renders this question 'irrelevant' .
The question is, will the United Nations follow the League of Nations and risk 'irrelevancy' .
So they had to revert to requesting, 'irrelevantly' , that we should all stand up if we hate Dundee.
That last line was added rather 'irrelevantly' , but that is the Dean method.
He added 'irrelevantly' that the event had long enjoyed bi-partisan political support.
When everything is digital, the word digital becomes an 'irrelevancy' .
In other words, it will be phased out, perhaps not entirely, but close enough as to make it an 'irrelevancy' .
But it's wild generalizations like this that point up the 'irrelevancy' of such commercially-driven lists.
He repeats - completely 'irrelevantly' - the silliest and most discredited canards.
Any delineation between the nominally public and non-public spheres is now a hair-splitting 'irrelevancy' .
My foot isn't tapping 'irrelevantly' on the floor.
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