unimportant

IPA/ˌʌnɪmˈpɔːtnt/
KK[ənɪmpˈɔrtənt]IPA/ˌʌnɪmˈpɔːrtnt/

unimportant — 形容詞

  • unimportantpositive
  • more unimportantcomparative
  • most unimportantsuperlative

1. having little or no value, effect, or meaning in a particular situation; not wor

1.形容詞B1
釋義

不重要

沒有重要性或影響的

having little or no value, effect, or meaning in a particular situation; not worth paying attention to or spending time on

例句

The colour of the envelope was unimportant — we only cared about what was inside.

信封的顏色並不重要——我們只在乎裡面的東西。

predicative use with 'be' verb

Imani decided that the small details were unimportant and focused on the main goal.

Imani 認為那些小細節不重要，於是專注在主要目標上。

pattern: decide + that-clause + object + adjective

常見搭配
  • completely unimportant
  • totally unimportant
  • relatively unimportant
  • seem unimportant
  • prove unimportant
  • consider something unimportant
同義詞
  • insignificant

    more formal than 'unimportant'; common in academic and analytical writing

  • trivial

    suggests something is not worth considering, often with a dismissive or critical tone

  • minor

    comparative in feel; means 'small in importance' but not necessarily zero

  • negligible

    technical; describes an effect so small it can be ignored, common in science and economics

反義詞
  • important

    direct opposite; much more frequent across all registers

  • significant

    more formal than 'important'; common in written contexts

  • crucial

    stronger; emphasises that something is essential or decisive

文法句型

be + unimportant

seem + unimportant

consider + object + unimportant

用法筆記

Common in patterns like 'it is unimportant whether/what/that…' to comment on a whole situation rather than a specific thing. Also frequent with intensifiers such as 'completely', 'totally', and 'relatively'.

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常用片語

  • of little importance
  • of no consequence
  • not worth mentioning

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