relevant的意思|示意

美 / ˈreləvənt / 英 / ˈreləvənt /

adj. 有关的，切题的;正确的，适宜的;有价值的，有意义的

高中 / CET4 / CET6 / 考研 / IELTS / TOEFL / SAT 商务英语

比较级 more relevant 最高级 most relevant

relevant的用法详解

Relevant is an adjective in English which is used as an adjective to describe something that is closely connected to the thing being talked about or considered. It is most commonly used to describe a situation or knowledge that is necessary or important for a particular purpose.

For example if you are talking about a job advertisement you could say the experience or skills requested in the job advert are relevant to the job. It means that the employer has stated that these skills or experiences are necessary for a successful applicant to have.

It can also be used in other contexts too, such as when discussing a certain topic. For example you could say \"The information in this article is relevant to the discussion we are having\". This means that the information in the article is important or useful to the discussion that is taking place.

In conclusion, relevant is an adjective used to describe something which is closely connected to something else, and is important or useful in a particular context.

relevant相关短语

1、 relevant information 相关信息

2、 relevant data 有关数据

3、 relevant experience 相关工作经验

4、 relevant issues 相关问题

5、 relevant document 相关文件；关联文件

6、 relevant works 有关工程

7、 relevant cost 相关成本

8、 relevant parameter 相应参数；关联参数

9、 relevant authority 有关当局；监管当局

10、 relevant character 相关字符；关联字符

relevant相关例句

She brought him, unasked, the relevant file.

她主动把有关案卷带给了他。

《牛津词典》

I don't think his remarks are relevant to our discussion.

我认为他的话不切我们的议题.

《简明英汉词典》

Do you have the relevant experience?

你有相关的经历吗？

牛津词典

E . moving any additional information that is relevant into the new db.

大肠杆菌移动任何附加信息到新的数据库相关.

期刊摘选

a relevant suggestion/question/point