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单词 redundant
释义
redundant
adjective
uk
/rɪˈdʌn.dənt/us
/rɪˈdʌn.dənt/

redundantadjective(NOT NEEDED)

C2
(especiallyof a word, phrase, etc.)unnecessarybecause it is more than isneeded:
（尤指词、短语等）多余的，不需要的，累赘的，啰唆的
In thesentence"She is asingleunmarriedwoman", the word "unmarried" is redundant.在句子 She is a single unmarried woman 中，unmarried 一词是多余的。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Too much and unnecessary
  • avalanche
  • be up toyourneck (insomething)idiom
  • bellyful
  • binge
  • carry/take coals to Newcastleidiom
  • de trop
  • drown
  • gush
  • hyper
  • immoderate
  • immoderately
  • inessential
  • insatiable
  • overdose
  • plenty
  • pleonasm
  • pleonastic
  • plethora
  • proliferation
  • weighsomeone/somethingdown
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redundantadjective(NOT EMPLOYED)

B2UK
havinglostyourjobbecauseyouremployernolongerneedsyou:
失业的，被解雇的，被裁减的
Tokeepthecompanyalive,halftheworkforceis beingmaderedundant.为了使公司生存下去，一半的员工要被裁掉。
figurativeNewtechnologyoftenmakesoldskillsandevenwholecommunitiesredundant.新技术常常会使古老的技艺甚至是某个行业完全消失。
More examples
  • Thecompanywaslosingmoneyand it had to makepeopleredundant.
  • She was made redundant ayearago and hasn'tfoundanyworksince.
  • They'rethreateningto make a third of theworkforceredundant.
  • She was told she was being made redundantyesterday.
  • He was made redundant and given abigpay-off.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Types of employment
  • admin
  • administrative
  • administrative assistant
  • administratively
  • at the coalfaceidiom
  • jobless
  • joblessness
  • jobseeker
  • labour-intensive
  • lackey
  • professionality
  • qualified
  • recertify
  • redundancy
  • retcon
  • well qualified
  • WFH
  • white-collar
  • who's whoidiom
  • wilderness yearsidiom
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(Definition ofredundantfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

redundant| American Dictionary

redundant
adjective
us
/rɪˈdʌn·dənt/
more than what isusualornecessary,esp. usingextrawords thatmeanthe same thing:
MyEnglishteacherwasmercilessif what wewrotewasabstract,sentimental, or redundant.
BrPeople who are redundant havebecomeunemployedbecause they are nolongerneededattheirplaceofwork.

redundancy

noun[U]us
/rɪˈdʌn·dən·si/
They’retryingtocutthe redundancy of somefederalprograms.
(Definition ofredundantfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

redundant| Business English

redundant
adjective
uk
/rɪˈdʌndənt/us
HR
havinglostyourjobbecauseyouremployernolongerneedsyou:
redundantemployees/staff/workers
be made redundant
HR
toloseyourjobbecauseyouremployernolongerneedsyou:
She was made redundant from thecompanyafter eightyears.
notneededor more than isneeded:
Oldcopiesof atextbooksoonbecomeredundantwhen a neweditioncomes out.
redundant buildings/equipment/propertiesThelevelsofrevenuegeneratedby theauctionsaleof redundantpropertieswas veryencouraging.
(Definition ofredundantfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofredundant

redundant
In addition, there are those retired, dismissed for misconduct and of the remaining redundants, the majority do not have the service qualifications.
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Arrangements have, however, been in force for some time past to offer employment to redundants in preference to engaging new staff in other regions.
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If a rule with such a "compound" body is notredundantit might be so in part.
From theCambridge English Corpus
One set containsredundantrules, the other set is minimal w. r. t. redundancy.
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They proved that the formed system of equations isredundant.
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The attraction of what might at first blush seem aredundanttranslation was that nature could speak in a clear and undistorted voice.
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As a result, there are threeredundantconstraints on rotation.
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Redundantmanipulators locally based collision avoidance algorithm provides a robust solution.
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There are two distinct aspects of controlling a highlyredundantrobot such that it reaches its goal whilst avoiding all obstacles.
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Redundantmechanisms of calcium-induced calcium release underlying calcium waves during fertilization of sea urchin eggs.
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The key question is how to choose the self-motion of structurally flexibleredundantmanipulators to prevent undesired flexibility effects.
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As far as we know, not many studies have been done on structurally flexibleredundantmanipulators.
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There are essentially three methods for task planning; teach and replay procedures, simulation and inverse analytic approaches which are all applicable to non-redundantmanipulators.
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Applying these torques to the flexible dynamic equations, the dynamic responses of the flexible,redundantmanipulator can be numerically obtained.
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Clearly, it would be highlyredundantto describe the orthography and pronunciation independently of each other.
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