needless
不必要
definition
adjective
I deplore needless waste
(of something bad) unnecessary; avoidable.
translation of 'needless'
adjective
无用,
不必要
example
If the installation of safety cameras can cut down on the 'needless' injury and loss of life on our roads then this should be encouraged.
In time people realized that such actions could trigger 'needless' conflicts among themselves.
Until there is a dramatic improvement in the behaviour of all road users, this tragic and 'needless' loss of life will continue.
the new drugs will put an end to 'needless' suffering
Glasgow compounded their numerous defensive lapses with a host of handling errors and 'needless' turnovers.
Have compassion for all beings, causing them no unnecessary hurt, nor 'needless' harm.
Please improve the quality of your paper by removing this 'needless' source of controversy from its pages.
The second thing that happens with everyone having a point of view is a lot of 'needless' length.
Of course such grief is perfectly understandable, following the loss of loved ones in a 'needless' war far, far away.
That's what people complain about most in modern theatre, 'needless' violence, nudity, all that.
This is our first duty to them and is why we should continue to oppose a Government which is exposing them to such great and 'needless' danger.
He said disputes and votes being called on the order of business were causing 'needless' disruption.
It cannot be right that we should force people to suffer endless, 'needless' agonies, knowing they will not get better.
Frankly I can't afford to go wasting fifteen quid on something as 'needless' as this.
The Harps looked to have this game in the bag only to nearly throw it away, conceding numerous 'needless' frees.
No week seems complete without some report of the actions of mindless people engaged in 'needless' acts.
Anything that seeks to undermine rights is a 'needless' compromise and a huge and terminal step backwards.
A feeling of anger followed by concern wells up when we see this or when we read of so many 'needless' deaths of young people.
The other was an annoyance at how much 'needless' work he'd put into most of those stories.
There are far too many people using their cars for 'needless' short journeys such as taking their children to school, he says.
Such neatness, such 'needless' destruction of good healthy vegetation, does not fall naturally with me.
his anxiety was 'needless'
Indeed, the lunatic profligacy of the enterprise - its 'needlessness' , its expense in lives, money and reputation - was for them the best argument in its favor.
Rushabh Sadiwala writes about the 'needlessness' of religion
Electricity from excess illumination wastes an enormous amount of energy 'needlessly' .
‘Sentimental theories about the 'needlessness' of the Civil War,’ Schlesinger also warned, in a reference to the just dawning cold war, must not lull Americans into the view that ‘our own struggles against evil [are] equally needless.’
This condition I believe to be unnecessary and 'needlessly' adversarial and litigious.
The better it is, the more it reminds me of all that I said above, and the 'needlessness' of it, which invariably fouls my mood for the morning.
And as Ebraun's buddies probably shared his views on the 'needlessness' of her calling, she was going to feel very out of place.
Friends, we are 'needlessly' enduring this tyranny, for I have seen better ways.
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