(wú guān) - unrelated, to have nothing to do with, irrelevant in Mandarin
wúguānTraditional: 無關
Translation
unrelated, to have nothing to do with, irrelevant
Word origin
A compound of 无 (wú, without) and 关 (guān, connection, relation, originally a barrier or pass), literally without connection, hence unrelated.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 无 (wú, without) + 关 (guān, connection)
Stroke order
无
关
Examples
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This matter has nothing to do with you.
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His remarks are irrelevant to the topic.
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Success has nothing to do with luck and depends entirely on effort.
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This is an unimportant little problem.
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Please do not let unrelated people come in.
无关 (wú guān) means to be unrelated to or have nothing to do with something, often as 与...无关. It frequently appears in the fixed phrase 无关紧要, meaning of no importance.
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