redundant
🇬🇧 /rɪˈdʌndənt/
🇺🇸 /rɪˈdʌndənt/
📖 释义
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adjective
多余的; 被裁员的; 冗余的; 冗余的
🔗 详情
词形变化
比较级: more redundant
最高级: most redundant
常用搭配
make someone redundantredundant informationredundant dataredundant systemsredundant coderedundant safety measures
派生词
redundancyredundantlyredundance
同义词
superfluousunnecessarysurplusexcessextraneouspleonastic
反义词
necessaryessentialindispensable
易混淆词
repetitive
EN: 'Repetitive' means occurring again and again; 'redundant' means no longer needed or superfluous, even if it only occurs once.
zh: ‘Repetitive’指反复发生；‘redundant’指不再需要或多余，即使只出现一次也是如此。
abundant
EN: 'Abundant' means plentiful or existing in large quantities; 'redundant' means exceeding what is necessary or no longer useful.
zh: ‘Abundant’指丰富或大量存在；‘redundant’指超过必要限度或不再有用。
拼写提示
EN: Remember the 'u' after 'd': 'red-u-ndant', not 'redndant'. Also note the silent 'd' sound blends with the 'n'.
zh: 记住'd'后面的'u'：拼写为'red-u-ndant'，而不是'redndant'。另外注意，无声的'd'音与'n'融合。
💬 例句
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The new software made several manual processes redundant.
新软件使几个手工流程变得多余。
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Over two hundred workers were made redundant when the factory closed.
工厂关闭时，两百多名工人被裁员。
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The server has redundant power supplies to prevent downtime.
服务器配备了冗余电源以防止停机。
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The plural marker in 'these books' is redundant because 'these' already indicates plurality.
'这些书'中的复数标记是多余的，因为'de'已经表示复数。