immaterial

immaterial
immaterial
tr[ɪmə'tɪərɪəl]
adjective
1 (unimportant) irrelevante
the price is immaterial da igual el precio, el precio no importa
it's immaterial to me what you do me trae sin cuidado lo que hagas, me es indiferente lo que hagas
2 (incorporeal) inmaterial, incorpóreo,-a
immaterial [.ɪmə'tɪriəl] adj
1) incorporeal: incorpóreo
2) unimportant: irrelevante, sin importancia
immaterial
adj.
inmaterial adj.
sin importancia adj.
'ɪmə'tɪriəl, ˌɪmə'tɪəriəl
adjective (unimportant) irrelevante
[ˌɪmǝ'tɪǝrɪǝl]
ADJ
1) (=irrelevant) irrelevante

that is quite immaterial — eso no tiene ninguna importancia, eso es irrelevante

the difference between them is immaterial to me — la diferencia entre ellos me es indiferente

it is immaterial whether ... — no importa si ...

2) (=incorporeal) inmaterial, incorpóreo
* * *
['ɪmə'tɪriəl, ˌɪmə'tɪəriəl]
adjective (unimportant) irrelevante

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