รูปแบบการใช้:
the relevance of [something] (to [something])
The judge questioned the relevance of the new evidence to the main case.
A bíró megkérdőjelezte az új bizonyíték relevanciáját a főügy szempontjából.
In your report, you should explain the relevance of these statistics to your argument.
A jelentésedben magyarázd el, mi a jelentőségük ezeknek a statisztikai adatoknak az érvelésed szempontjából.
Students often struggle to see the relevance of certain school subjects to their daily lives.
Her comment had little relevance to the topic they were debating.
The article discusses the relevance of climate data for city planning.
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I do not understand the relevance of this story to our class.
Nem értem, mi köze van ennek a történetnek az óránkhoz.
Please explain the relevance of your question.
Kérlek, magyarázd el, hogyan kapcsolódik ide a kérdésed.
These examples have direct relevance to the test.
The teacher asked about the relevance of the movie to modern life.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes confuse the noun 'relevance' with the adjective 'relevant'. For example, they may say *'This is of relevance information'* instead of the correct forms: 'This information is relevant' or 'This has relevance.' Another common mistake is using 'relevancy', which is possible but much less common and often unnecessary.
ความหมาย
connection or importance to a subject
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
the relevance of
|have relevance
|be of relevance
|direct relevance
|practical relevance
|limited relevance
คำพ้องความหมาย
importance (Broader and more general; does not always include the idea of being clearly connected to a specific subject, which 'relevance' usually does.)
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pertinence (More formal and slightly rarer; strongly emphasizes being exactly on the point of what is being discussed.)
คำตรงข้าม
irrelevance (Means having no meaningful connection to the subject being discussed.)
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insignificance (Focuses on being unimportant, even if there is some connection to the subject.)
หัวข้อ
communication
|thinking
|academic
|business
|core_vocabulary
คำจำกัดความ
How much something is connected to a subject or situation, and how important it is for that subject.
The degree to which something is connected to, or important for, the subject, situation, or problem being considered.
รูปแบบการใช้:
[something] has / loses / maintains relevance (for [someone/something])
Many museums are working hard to increase their social relevance to younger audiences.
Sok múzeum keményen dolgozik azon, hogy nagyobb társadalmi jelentőségre tegyen szert a fiatalabb közönség szemében.
The director wanted to update the play to give it greater relevance for modern viewers.
A rendező fel akarta frissíteni a darabot, hogy a mai nézők számára is nagyobb jelentősége legyen.
Some argue that printed newspapers are losing their relevance in the digital age.
The book has surprising relevance to current debates about privacy and technology.
Artists often worry about maintaining their relevance as trends change.
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The movie still has relevance for people today.
A film ma is aktuális az emberek számára.
Some old customs have lost their relevance in modern life.
Néhány régi szokás elvesztette jelentőségét a modern életben.
The singer works to keep her music's relevance for young fans.
This question has special relevance for international students.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners may use 'relevance' only for logical connections and forget it can also describe cultural or social importance, as in 'social relevance' or 'political relevance.' They may also overuse 'important' and not realize that 'relevance' often sounds better when you want to stress current or practical meaning in people's lives.
ความหมาย
practical or real-world significance
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social relevance
|cultural relevance
|political relevance
|contemporary relevance
|maintain relevance
|lose relevance
คำพ้องความหมาย
significance (Very close in meaning; often used when talking about wider importance, while 'relevance' highlights importance in a specific social or historical context.)
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resonance (Suggests emotional or cultural impact on people, not just practical or logical importance.)
คำตรงข้าม
obsolescence (Focuses on something becoming outdated so that it no longer has practical value or relevance.)
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irrelevance (Emphasizes that something no longer matters to people's current concerns or real lives.)
หัวข้อ
society
|culture
|media
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
คำจำกัดความ
How much something matters in real life for people today, or for a certain group or time.
The quality of having practical impact, meaning, or importance for people's lives, especially within a particular group, context, or period of time.
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the relevance of [evidence/information] (to [a case/issue])
The defense lawyer challenged the relevance of the witness's statement to the charges.
A védőügyvéd vitatta a tanú vallomásának relevanciáját a vádpontok szempontjából.
The judge ruled that the documents had no relevance to the case and excluded them.
A bíró úgy határozott, hogy az iratoknak nincs relevanciájuk az ügy szempontjából, ezért kizárta őket a bizonyítékok közül.
Attorneys debated the relevance of the video evidence before the jury saw it.
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The court must decide the relevance of this email.
A bíróságnak el kell döntenie, van-e jelentősége ennek az e-mailnek az ügyben.
Her lawyer argued about the relevance of the old record.
Az ügyvédje a régi irat relevanciájáról érvelt.
The judge questioned the relevance of that information.
ความหมาย
legal usefulness of evidence
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
legal relevance
|question the relevance
|assess the relevance
|lack relevance
|of no relevance to the case
คำพ้องความหมาย
materiality (Technical legal term; focuses on whether a fact could affect the outcome of a case, overlapping with legal 'relevance' but more specialized.)
คำตรงข้าม
inadmissibility (In legal contexts, refers to evidence that cannot be used in court, often because it lacks relevance or violates rules.)
คำจำกัดความ
In legal or very formal settings, how much a piece of information can help decide if something is true or false.
In law and some formal decision processes, the quality of evidence or information that makes a fact more or less likely and is therefore allowed to be considered.