irrespective in Chinese
irrespective in Chinese is 自主的 — irrespective means not taking something into account; regardless of it.
irrespective in Chinese
自主的
Heedless, regardless.
What does "irrespective" mean?
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adjective Not taking something into account; regardless of it.
"Everyone gets the same bonus, irrespective of how long they have worked here."
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irrespective in a sentence
- Everyone gets the same bonus, irrespective of how long they have worked here.
- The rule applies to all students, irrespective of age.
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What is "irrespective" in Chinese?
"irrespective" in Chinese is 自主的. irrespective means: Not taking something into account; regardless of it.
How do you use "irrespective" in a sentence?
Example: "Everyone gets the same bonus, irrespective of how long they have worked here." In Chinese, "irrespective" is 自主的.
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