irrelevant in Japanese
irrelevant in Japanese is 無関係 — irrelevant means not connected to or useful for the matter at hand.
irrelevant in Japanese
無関係
Pronounced: mukankei
Not usefully related: not associated in any way that is important or useful to the context being discussed: not materially applicable; having connections not applicable in the present situation.
What does "irrelevant" mean?
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adj Not connected to or useful for the matter at hand.
"The lawyer objected that the question was irrelevant to the case."
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irrelevant in a sentence
- The lawyer objected that the question was irrelevant to the case.
- His age is irrelevant to whether he can do the job well.
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What is "irrelevant" in Japanese?
"irrelevant" in Japanese is 無関係. irrelevant means: Not connected to or useful for the matter at hand.
How do you pronounce 無関係?
"irrelevant" in Japanese is 無関係, pronounced "mukankei".
How do you use "irrelevant" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyer objected that the question was irrelevant to the case." In Japanese, "irrelevant" is 無関係.
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