non-issue

英 [ˌnɒn ˈɪʃuː]

美 [ˌnɑːn ˈɪʃuː]

n.  无足轻重的事; 不重要的事

复数：non-issues　

牛津词典

noun

• 无足轻重的事；不重要的事
  a subject of little or no importance

英英释义

noun

• the state of something that has outlived its relevance
  Synonym:dead letter

双语例句

• With his death making that a non-issue.
  而他一死，这一切就都无关紧要了。
• New activities and friends fill your life and what you thought was important before becomes a non-issue.
  新的活动和朋友会填充你的生活，那些你以前日认为重要的事回变的无所谓。
• But once the good times return, base salary levels will become a non-issue and bankers will be clawing for big bonuses.
  但一旦情况好转，基础工资水平又将变得微不足道，银行家们又会拼命攫取巨额奖金。
• In reality, this is a non-issue for the vast majority of websites.
  不过实际上对绝大多数的网站这并不是问题所在。
• Forget about the med school interview. it's a non-issue.
  忘了那面试吧，那不是问题。
• Using HTTP or WebDAV, the same URIs allow access to the data, which makes connectivity a non-issue.
  可以通过HTTP或WebDAV使用相同的URI访问数据，这就消除了连接问题。
• For several years, it had been troubling me that the state of our environment was simply a non-issue in the politics of the country.
  这几年以来，让我感到困惑的是我们的环境状况根本不能成为我们国家的政治生活中的一个问题而存在。
• Which, as a side-effect, makes heterogeneity a non-issue.
  所以，作为副作用，异构也不再是一个问题了。
• Do people really believe, as some argue, that moral hazard is a non-issue?
  人们真的认为（如一些人所声称的）道德风险无关紧要吗？
• He said the bill reflects a non-issue that nonetheless comes up every once in a while.
  他说这项议案完全毫无意义，而这种东西每隔一段时间就会有人拿出来炒冷饭。