English–Chinese
“unimportant” in Chinese
How to say “unimportant” in Chinese
“Unimportant” in Chinese is 无关紧要 (wú guān jǐn yào).
An issue is present but carries too little weight to change the matter being considered.
Example sentences with 无关紧要
这些细节对结果无关紧要，可以暂时忽略。zhè xiē xì jié duì jié guǒ wú guān jǐn yào ké yǐ zàn shí hū lüè
These details are unimportant to the result, so they can be ignored for now.
Tips for using 无关紧要
- This word commonly sets aside a detail, issue, or event while leaving its truth unstated, which makes it useful for narrowing a discussion without denying a fact.
Other Chinese words for “unimportant”
别担心，那事对我无足轻重。bié dān xīn nà shì duì wǒ wú zú qīng zhòng
Don't worry, that matter is unimportant to me.