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Meanings of irrelevant in inglés

portugués
irrelevante
catalán
invàlid

Having no bearing on or connection with the subject at issue.

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Usage of irrelevant in inglés
1
Countries fear seeing their young people left behind, their workforce made irrelevant.
The Guardian
2
Say firmly: We will not have great questions decided by irrelevant agencies.
Feminist dot com
3
However, his argument, while compellingly presented, is irrelevant to the current debate.
The Irish Times
4
Biases thus appear irrelevant for a common safety evaluation within clinical trials.
Pubmed
5
Annabella's unique perspective breached Shadow regardless, making the question of reality irrelevant.
Shadow fall
6
Large sections of the public regard the law as outdated and irrelevant.
The Irish Times
7
A few days on, however, this year's production does seem almost irrelevant.
The Irish Times
8
When it is the owner, the market value of land is irrelevant.
Reuters
9
But that could change under a new law, making the primaries irrelevant.
Reuters
10
To the admirers of Trump, for example, facts and arguments appear irrelevant.
The Guardian
11
Money-atleast the amounts of money he was used to-wasirrelevant here.
The bourne objective
12
Certain factors are irrelevant in assessing whether an independent contractor relationship exists.
Reuters
13
A quick question on Peters - is he irrelevant, they were asked?
Radio NZ
14
The fact that the previous 17 years were claim-free is, apparently, irrelevant.
The Irish Times
15
Perhaps she didn't understand just how irrelevant his body felt to him.
Zero Point
16
Newlands' table was initially dismissed by the English Chemical Society as irrelevant.
Wired
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portugués
irrelevante
Irrelevant through the time
Irrelevant across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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