redundant
形容詞多余的，累贅的; （因人員過(guò)剩）被解雇的，失業(yè)的; 重沓; 衍
redundant
形容詞
1. Skills which have been made redundant by technological advance.
由于技術(shù)進(jìn)步而變得多余的技術(shù)。
1. 多余的：在自然主義者看來(lái),上帝的存在要不是不可能,也是多余的(redundant)人已經(jīng)成年了,不用依賴(lài)上帝了. 基督徒必須堅(jiān)定地相信,上帝仍然在宇宙間作王,祂不是如自然神論(deism)般主張只藉自然規(guī)律來(lái)讓世界自行連轉(zhuǎn),而祂不再過(guò)問(wèn)插手;
2. 冗余：PCI擴(kuò)展槽采用全高橫插/半高豎插卡設(shè)計(jì),可為用戶提供3個(gè)全高卡或5個(gè)半高卡的安裝位. 支持ATX/ 冗余(Redundant)電源. SCSI背板傳輸速率ultra-320、SATA背板傳輸速率ultra-300,均為當(dāng)前最高的設(shè)備傳輸速率.
3. 下崗人員：red-letter day 大喜之日 | redundant 下崗人員 | re-employment 再就業(yè)
1. （人員因過(guò)剩）被解雇的，被裁減的
If you are made redundant, your employer tells you to leave because your job is no longer necessary or because your employer cannot afford to keep paying you.
e.g. My husband was made redundant late last year.
我丈夫去年年底被裁了。
e.g. ...a redundant miner.
失業(yè)的礦工
2. 多余的；不再需要的；過(guò)剩的
Something that is redundant is no longer needed because its job is being done by something else or because its job is no longer necessary or useful.
e.g. Changes in technology may mean that once-valued skills are now redundant.
技術(shù)上的革新可能意味著曾經(jīng)被重視的技術(shù)現(xiàn)在已變得多余。
e.g. ...the conversion of redundant buildings to residential use.
將空置大樓改造為住宅