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relevant [ˈrɛlɪvənt] adj
1. having direct bearing on the matter in hand; pertinent 2. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Linguistics another word for distinctive [2] [from Medieval Latin relevans, from Latin relevāre to lighten, from re- + levāre to raise, relieve] relevance , relevancy n relevantly adv ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
relevant adjective significant, appropriate, proper, related, fitting, material, suited, relative, to the point, apt, applicable, pertinent, apposite, admissible, germane, to the purpose, appurtenant, ad rem (Latin) Make sure you enclose all the relevant certificates. significant irrelevant, inappropriate, unrelated, unconnected, immaterial, extraneous, beside the point, extrinsic, inapplicable Translations relevant [ˈreləvənt] ADJ [information, facts, document, page] → pertinente they had all the relevant information at their disposal → tenían toda la información pertinente a su disposición Shakespeare's plays are still relevant today → las obras de Shakespeare tienen aún trascendencia hoy en día he talked to the relevant officials to see what could be done → habló con los oficiales competentes para ver qué se podía hacer applicants need a year's relevant experience → los solicitantes necesitan tener un año de experiencia en el campo relevant to: details relevant to this affair → detalles relacionados con or concernientes a este asunto information which may be relevant to this case → información que puede ser relevante para este caso that's not relevant to the case → eso no viene al caso your question is not relevant to the issues we're discussing → tu pregunta no guarda relación con lo que estamos discutiendo relevant [ˈrɛləvənt] adj (= pertinent, related) [information, fact, remark] → pertinent(e) That's not relevant → Ce n'est pas pertinent. The report omitted several relevant facts → Le rapport a omis plusieurs faits pertinents. to be relevant to sth → être pertinent(e) par rapport à qch Education should be relevant to real life → L'enseignement devrait être pertinente par rapport à la réalité quotidienne. information which is relevant to the inquiry BUT des informations qui sont pertinentes pour l'enquête. to be relevant to sb → concerner qn If you have children, this chapter is particularly relevant to you → Si vous avez des enfants, ce chapitre vous concerne particulièrement. (= appropriate) → pertinent(e); [authorities, area] → concerné(e) Make sure you read the relevant chapters → Assurez-vous de lire les chapitres pertinents. relevant adj → relevant (to für); information, document, page also → entsprechend attr; course, study also → sachbezogen; authority, person → zuständig; regulation → maßgeblich, entsprechend attr; time, place → betreffend; experience → erforderlich, entsprechend attr; that is not relevant → das ist nicht relevant; a course relevant to one’s studies → ein studienbezogener Kurs; a curriculum which is relevant to all pupils → ein Lehrplan, der für alle Schüler relevant ist; the police are looking for any relevant information → die Polizei bittet um sachdienliche Hinweise; applicants for the job need three years’ relevant experience → Bewerber für die Stelle benötigen drei Jahre entsprechende (Berufs)Erfahrung relevant [ˈrɛləvənt] adj relevant (to) (remark, fact) → pertinente (a); (information, papers, chapter) → relativo/a (a); (course of action) → adeguato/a (a) relevant [ˈrɛləvənt] adj relevant (to) (remark, fact) → pertinente (a); (information, papers, chapter) → relativo/a (a); (course of action) → adeguato/a (a) adj relevant [ˈreləvənt] connected with or saying something important about what is being spoken about or discussed I don't think his remarks are relevant (to our discussion); Any relevant information should be given to the police. relevant مُتَعَلِّق بالمَوْضوع، ذو صِلَه уместен závažný relevant; vigtig sachdienlich σχετικός pertinente; relevante, importante asjakohane مربوط؛ وابسته relevantti pertinent (à) שַייָך उपयुक्त relevantan, koji ima veze s tárgyhoz tartozó relevan viðeigandi; mikilvægur pertinente 関連した 관계가 있는 svarbus svarīgs, būtisks; cieši saistīts berhubung relevant relevant, aktuell, som angår saken stotny, stosowny pertinente relevant относящийся к делу závažný ustrezen važan relevant เข้าประเด็น ... ile (doğrudan) ilgili 相關的 доречний متعلقہ liên quan 有关的 n relevance relevansie صِلَه بالمَوْضوع уместност důležitost relevans; vigtighed die Relevanz σχέση pertinencia; relevancia asjakohasus ارتباط asiaankuuluvuus pertinence שַׁייָכוּת अनुकूलता relevantnost, primjenjivost na nešto fontosság; összefüggés relevansi það að koma tilteknu máli við; mikilvægi pertinenza 関連性 연관 svarbumas svarīgums; būtība; cieša saistība berhubung relevantie relevans, aktualitet związek, stosowność pertinência relevanţă уместность závažnosť ustreznost važnost relevans ความสำคัญ ilgili, ilişki, alâka 有關 доречність تعلق sự thích hợp; sự xác đáng 有关 relevant → وثيق الصلة relevantní relevant relevant συναφής pertinente asiaan liittyvä pertinent relevantan pertinente 関連する 관계가 있는 relevant relevant odnośny relevante уместный relevant เหมาะสม ilişkin có liên quan 有关的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Seeing that his most gracious ruler was calm once more, Michaud also grew calm, but was not immediately ready to reply to the Emperor's direct and relevant question which required a direct answer. Tom Tulliver, then, compared with many other British youths of his time who have since had to scramble through life with some fragments of more or less relevant knowledge, and a great deal of strictly relevant ignorance, was not so very unlucky. Sometimes, in the truce we made with the text, he told a little story of his life at home, or some anecdote relevant to our reading, or quoted a passage from some other author. |
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