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re·dun·dant
rih duhn dnt
redundantly (adv.)
Adjective
1. more than is needed, desired, or required;
"trying to lose excess weight"
"found some extra change lying on the dresser"
"yet another book on heraldry might be thought redundant"
"skills made redundant by technological advance"
"sleeping in the spare room"
"supernumerary ornamentation"
"it was supererogatory of her to gloat"
"delete superfluous (or unnecessary) words"
"extra ribs as well as other supernumerary internal parts"
"surplus cheese distributed to the needy"
2. use of more words than required to express an idea;
"a wordy gossipy account of a simple incident"
"a redundant text crammed with amplifications of the obvious"
3. repetition of same sense in different words;
"`a true fact' and `a free gift' are pleonastic expressions"
"the phrase `a beginner who has just started' is tautological"
"at the risk of being redundant I return to my original proposition"- J.B.Conant
redundant information冗余信息
redundant system[计]冗余系统
redundant code冗余码
"超过自然或必要的,过剩的",约1600年,源自拉丁语 redundantem(主格 redundans),现在分词 redundare,字面意思是"溢出,倾泻; 过度充满"; 比喻意义是"过剩",由 re- "再次"(见 re-) 和 undare "波浪翻涌"组成,源自 unda "波浪"(来自 PIE *unda-, 根据 *wed-(1)"水; 湿润"的鼻化形式)。
在17世纪有时也有更积极的意义,如在《失乐园》中,指"过剩或充足,丰富多余",尽管他在这里的意思是任何人的猜测:
With burnished neck of verdant gold, erect
Amidst his circling spires that on the grass
Floated redundant.
在1928年之后,"人"在就业情况下,主要是英国人。相关词汇: Redundantly。作为动词, redund 至少尝试过一次(1904年); 对应的词汇是法语化的 redound。
【修】冗余的
Latin redundant-, redundans, present participle of redundare to overflow — more at redound
The first known use of redundant was in 1594
redwoodnoun
a tall cone-producing evergreen tree mostly of coastal California that is related to the bald cypresses and sometimes grows to be 360 feet (110 meters) tallalso: its light long-lasting brownish red wood
reduplicationnoun
an act or instance of doubling or repeating : duplication
redundantadjective
more than what is necessary or normal
using or having more words than necessary : repetitious
redundantadjective
more than what is necessary or normal
using or having more words than necessary : repetitious
redundantadjective
characterized by or containing an excess or superfluous amount
redundant pharyngeal tissue
1 They made me redundant.
他们使我成了超编人员.
2 That in turn contributed to the second advantage behind Ryanair’s recent success: O’Leary’s decision not to lay off staff during the dark months of lockdowns, unlike EasyJet’s outgoing CEO Johan Lundgren, who made the no doubt difficult decision to make 30% of its workers redundant in 2020.
3 With so much plodding along, the actors in “Thirteen Reasons Why” find themselves shouting unsatisfying dialogue at one another in redundant scenes that loop over and over.
4 Joshua D. Reid’s sound design, some of it effective, much of it redundant, rarely ceases.
5 Skills which have been made redundant technological advance.
由于“技术”进步而变得多余的“技术”.
6 They sat down and ordered burrata with tomatoes on ciabatta bread, and then pizza, which they realized was redundant, which made them laugh.
7 Prediction of muscle force is a redundant problem, which is solved by optimum methods.
肌肉力的预测是个冗余问题, 需通过优化方法进行求解.
8 Many of us may have doused our things in comical amounts of disinfectant and flown into frenzies by mere throat tickles, but the relatability factor is redundant at this point.
9 Honestly, it was a combination of the limitations of my brain and a format that is geared towards following an increasingly redundant process, which is our political process.
10 U.S. diplomacy and power in the region have tended to make It'somewhat redundant.
美国在这一地区的外交使团和权力机构倾向于使之显得有些多余.
11 In the constitution of backtracking algorithm, the solution space tree has the massive redundant solutions.
回溯法构成的解空间树中存在着大量的重复解,降低了搜索的效率.
12 As a conductor, I'm almost redundant: my main role is as a coach during rehearsals.
13 ...the conversion of redundant buildings to residential use.
将空置大楼改造为住宅
14 Since virus is already part of the name, it’s redundant to repeat it.
15 But when the film screened recently, the mood in the room was subdued, the film’s contemptuous, amoral portrait of Washington feeling both redundant and strangely obsolete.
16 There are too many redundant words in this book.
这本书里多余的词太多。
17 She unleashes these talents mercilessly, if occasionally redundantly.
18 She says she likes the idea of rescuing once-precious personal treasures that have become redundant and giving them a new lifeand meaning.
19 The picture has too much redundant detail.
这幅画中不必要的细节太多。
20 The later party pictures are really dreadful: The black tones have lost all their mystery, the sex appeal has drained, and in a time of ubiquitous cameraphones his no-style style feels redundant.
1 冗赘的
2 冗长
long lengthy mortal diffuse everlasting copious verbose long-winded interminable ponderous garrulous diffusive prolix prosy mouth-filling longsome redundancy diffusion verbiage prolixity pleonasm by the yard wordish endless tiring tiresome pleonastic longwinded periphrastic lengthily prolixly verboseness verbosity wordiness wordage verbalism lengthiness windy wordy preachy verbalize as long as your arm heavy circumlocutory ponderosity
5 超静定的
6 累赘
diffuse cumbersome cumbrous burden encumbrance impedimenta one too many a white elephant drag liability cumber verbose redundancy burdensome bothersome elephantine bother redundance
8 被裁减
11 被解雇的
13 过剩
surplus superabundant plethoric excess overflow redundancy spillover superfluity superabundance overplus surplusage nimiety superfluous plethora overage overflowing congestion redundance
14 丰富
teemful plenitudinous demoid large full rich fat liberal productive generous Wealthy ample abundant lush prolific fertile plentiful hearty affluent copious opulent enriched teeming exuberant voluminous prodigal profuse luxuriant fulsome bounteous plenteous unstinted largely richly galore liberally fatly riches scouth cut-and-come-again plenty wealth pregnancy abundance riot fertility generosity opulence profusion affluence fecundity aplenty profligacy variegation oodles luxuriance routh affluency desterilize increase enrich fertilize lard irrigate richen quite a little bags of in plenty stiff with good easy free thick flush wealthy bumper stout rife well-off marrowy feracious substantially store flood amplitude fullness exuberance cornucopia roundness liberality plenitude prodigality
15 过多的
excessive lavish superfluous overmuch superabundant overabundant plethoric a world too many a world too much super obsessive overmany unlimited stiff profuse overfull
17 丰富的
teemful plenitudinous demoid large full rich fat liberal productive generous Wealthy ample abundant lush prolific fertile plentiful hearty affluent copious opulent enriched teeming exuberant voluminous prodigal profuse luxuriant fulsome bounteous plenteous unstinted bags of good easy free thick flush wealthy bumper stout rife well-off aplenty marrowy feracious
18 剩余
over odd remainder leftover surplus residual residuary remanent remain remnant redundancy overrun overspill residuum surplusage spilth
19 啰唆
20 过多
excessive lavish superfluous overmuch superabundant overabundant plethoric superfluously excess overflow plethora redundancy glut overabundance surfeit superabundance repletion superabound a world too many a world too much super obsessive redundance overmany unlimited stiff profuse overfull overkill satiety overage spillover overplus nimiety
23 冗余
24 后备的
25 替换的
26 重复
double repetitive duplex iterative repetitious reduplicate reiterative reduplicative gemination repeat replay repetition replication redundancy duplication reprise reduplication geminate echo duplicate say over
28 多余
recrementitious spare unnecessary unwanted surplus superfluous gash uncalled-for supernumerary otiose excrescent supererogatory redundancy superfluity surplusage more needless uninvited superabundant wordishness overabundance de trop to spare odd extra superfluousness superabound one too many waste over- excess unwelcome out of the picture
30 冗长的
long lengthy mortal diffuse everlasting copious verbose long-winded interminable ponderous garrulous diffusive prolix prosy mouth-filling longsome wordish endless tiring tiresome pleonastic longwinded periphrastic prolonged tedious voluminous wordy gassy windy preachy as long as your arm heavy circumlocutory
31 不需要
unwanted needless unneeded have no use for needn't kiss off de trop unnecessary unwelcome over
33 多余的
recrementitious spare unnecessary unwanted surplus superfluous gash uncalled-for supernumerary otiose excrescent supererogatory more needless uninvited superabundant de trop to spare odd leftover dispensable orra extra one too many waste excess unwelcome
34 被解雇
give his marching orders get the bird get the push ask for cards heads will roll get the gate redundancy get given your cards get the boot
35 备用的