irrelevant
correct or suitable for a particular purpose: 正确的；适宜的
plans to make schooling more relevant to life beyond school使学校教育更有利于学生毕业后走向社会的计划
I don't think that question is relevant, counselor.我认为那个问题与本案无关，律师先生。
You've got a head start over others trying to get the job because you've got relevant work experience.
I went to the meeting armed with the relevant facts and figures.去开会时，我准备好了有关的资料数据。
Is monarchy relevant in the modern world or should it be abolished?君主政体在现代社会仍有意义还是该被废除？
I have some relevant information for you.

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relevant | American Dictionary

relevant
adjective
us/ˈrel·ə·vənt/
related to a subject or to something happening or being discussed:
We turned over relevant documents to the investigating team.

relevance

noun[ U ]us/ˈrel·ə·vəns/(alsorelevancy, us/ˈrel·ə·vən·si/)
the relevance of railroads to the development of the American west

Examples of relevant

relevant
Section 1 reviews the relevant literature on retirement plans and saving, education and saving, and behavioral economics.
I chose it because it is recent, brief and relevant to ordinary people.
Without a better understanding of popular terminology and establishment of clear philosophical goals, it will be impossible to design and conduct relevant crop/livestock research.
This implies that a weak solution is physically relevant with respect to both models at the same time.
Additional references were identified through searching bibliographies of related publications and through contact with relevant topic experts and industry.
Actual choices are relevant not to the idea of the right but rather to its direction of exercise with respect to the protected domain.
Moreover, by working with the entire population of existing design solutions, it makes the indexation and selection of relevant cases redundant.
Suppose two people disagree about an important issue, and the disagreement is not due to one party's epistemic negligence or obliviousness to relevant evidence.
This is mainly due to the paucity of relevant pathological studies.
The probabilistic model ranks documents according to their probability of being relevant to a query - the ordering principle.
A second relevant concern here is whether we can treat the 901 respondents in our sample as a random subset of all survey participants.
This filter mechanism is achieved in our approach by defining the relevant concepts and roles needed to describe solutions to a configuration problem.
Many doctors who worked in the relevant period must be available for questioning and hospital records have survived.
The basic problem: most chaotic systems' chaotic properties don't seem very relevant, directly or indirectly, to human life.
Devising relevant tables for each system concerned may not be feasible.
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