immaterial in Russian
immaterial in Russian is бестеле́сный, невеще́ственный, нематериа́льный — immaterial means not important or relevant to the matter at hand.
immaterial in Russian
бестеле́сный
Pronounced: bestelesnyy
Having no matter or substance; incorporeal.
невеще́ственный
Pronounced: neveshchestvennyy
Having no matter or substance; incorporeal.
нематериа́льный
Pronounced: nematerialnyy
Having no matter or substance; incorporeal.
What does "immaterial" mean?
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adj Not important or relevant to the matter at hand.
"Whether he liked the plan or not is immaterial — it's already been approved."
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adj Having no physical substance.
"Ghosts are often described as immaterial beings."
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immaterial in a sentence
- Whether he liked the plan or not is immaterial — it's already been approved.
- The judge ruled that the witness's opinion was immaterial to the case.
- Ghosts are often described as immaterial beings.
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What is "immaterial" in Russian?
"immaterial" in Russian is бестеле́сный, невеще́ственный, нематериа́льный. immaterial means: Not important or relevant to the matter at hand.
How do you pronounce бестеле́сный?
"immaterial" in Russian is бестеле́сный, pronounced "bestelesnyy".
How do you use "immaterial" in a sentence?
Example: "Whether he liked the plan or not is immaterial — it's already been approved." In Russian, "immaterial" is бестеле́сный, невеще́ственный, нематериа́льный.
Are there other ways to say "immaterial" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "immaterial": бестеле́сный, невеще́ственный, нематериа́льный.
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