immaterial

美音：[.ɪmə'tɪriəl] 英音：[.ɪmə'tɪəriəl]

简单释义：

adj.无关紧要；不重要；无形体的；非物质的

网络不重要的；无形的；非实质的

完整释义：

adj.

1.非物质的,无形的
2.无关;不重要;无关重要的;无关紧要的;无足轻重的
3.不重要的,不足取的,琐细的
4.有害

例句：

and it is immaterial that the ship may not in fact have left the course of voyage contemplated by the policy when the loss occurs.
至于船舶发生灭失当时可能事实上尚未偏离保险单预定的航线则无关紧要。
You will, I am sure, agree with me that if the page be given, the number of the chapter is immaterial.
我相信你会同意我的理由的：既然已经指出了页码，那章数就无关紧要了。
I struggle to see how the private assessments that the subprime market was imploding were immaterial.
我看不出，关于次贷市场即将崩溃的的私下评估，怎么会无足轻重。
The human social development has entered immaterial society that is the whole society is going through a deep change.
人类社会发展进入“非物质社会”，整个社会正在经历着一场深刻的变革。
Corporate culture is the most valuable immaterial capital and is one of the inherent factors to influence the corporate development.
企业文化是企业最重要的无形资产，是影响企业长远发展的深层次原因。
Religion became, in both senses of the word, immaterial.
宗教既是非物质的，也是不重要的。
MGM called the changes 'immaterial' and said they would be filed with the bankruptcy court for approval.
米高梅说这些改动“无关紧要”，并说这些改动将被提交给破产法庭批准。
Its definition is the total Mammon and the immaterial wealth which produced in all ages by people within the particular region.
它是历史时期的人们在特定地域范围内所创造的物质财富和精神财富总和，具有地域性、多元性等本质特征。

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