relevant: [16] Relevant comes ultimately from the present participle of Latin relevāre ‘raise’, source of English relief and relieve. The modern English sense ‘a(chǎn)ppropriate’ probably developed from a medieval application of relevāre to ‘take up’, hence ‘take possession of property’, which led to relevant being used as a legal term for ‘connected with’. => relief, relieve
relevant (adj.)
"pertinent to the matter at hand," 1550s, from Middle French relevant "depending upon," originally "helpful," from Medieval Latin relevantem (nominative relevans), from stem of Latin relevare "to lessen, lighten" (see relieve). Not generally used until after 1800.
雙語例句
1. We are trying to make politics more relevant to younger people.
我們試圖使政治活動更加貼近年輕人。
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2. I think there was deliberate concealment of relevant documents.
我認(rèn)為有人故意隱瞞相關(guān)文件。
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3. Relevant work experience is required for overseas postings.
派駐海外要求有相關(guān)的工作經(jīng)驗。
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4. Make sure you enclose all the relevant certificates.
要保證把所有相關(guān)證書都放在里面。
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5. Copies of the relevant documents must be filed at court.