moot

“moot”的中英词典形式

形容词（Adjective）：

1. 未解决的，有争议的 （of a subject or issue）Open to debate or unresolved. 2. 不再重要的，无意义的 (of a point or question) Deprived of practical significance; made abstract or purely academic.

名词（Noun）：

1. 讨论，争论 A discussion or debate, especially of a hypothetical or academic nature.

词语辨析：

“moot”与“debatable”意思相似，都表示有争议的。但“moot”更强调在法律或法庭方面的意义，而“debatable”则更广泛适用于一般性的争议或辩论。

词汇扩充：

其他形式：
- 副词：mootly
- 名词：mooter（提出议题者）

近义词（Synonyms）：

debatable, disputable, unresolved, undecided, open to debate, open to question

反义词（Antonyms）：

settled, resolved, indisputable, certain

柯林斯词典解释：

形容词 1. If you describe a question, a point, or a decision as moot, you mean that people cannot agree about it or that it is not important or relevant. 2. In the United States, a moot question or point has not yet been decided by the courts and is therefore still open to argument or debate. 名词 1. A moot is a meeting or an assembly, especially one held for debating, discussing, and deciding on some specific question, problem, or issue.

牛津词典解释：

形容词 1. Subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and typically not admitting of a final decision. 2. Having no practical significance, typically because the subject is too uncertain to allow a decision. 3. Relating to or denoting a hypothetical case which exercises the skill or knowledge used in the law. 4. (North American) Having no practical significance because the subject is too uncertain to allow a decision. 名词 1. An assembly held for debate, especially in Anglo-Saxon and medieval times. 2. (North American) An event or a situation that is uncertain or lacks practical significance.

用法：

- It is a moot point whether we should spend more money on advertising or on research. - The issue of funding for education remains moot. - The court will not consider the case because it is moot. - The moot will take place next Thursday.

相关的例句：

1. It is a moot point whether we should spend more money on advertising or on research. 这个问题是否应该在广告或研究上花更多钱还存在争议。
2. The issue of funding for education remains moot. 教育资金问题仍然存在争议。
3. The court will not consider the case because it is moot. 法院不会考虑这个案子，因为它没有实际意义。
4. The moot will take place next Thursday. 討論會將於下周四舉行。
5. The professor raised a moot question during the lecture. 教授在讲座中提出了一个有争议的问题。
6. Whether to use nuclear energy is a moot topic in many countries. 在许多国家，是否使用核能是一个有争议的话题。
7. His proposal was rejected and the point became moot. 他的建议被拒绝了，这个问题就没有意义了。
8. The moot court allows law students to practice their advocacy skills. 模拟法庭让法学院学生有机会锻炼辩护技巧。
9. The moot was a platform for students to discuss various social issues. 辩论会是学生讨论各种社会问题的平台。
10. The mooted plan to build a new stadium has faced opposition from environmental groups. 建造新体育场的计划受到环保团体的反对。
11. The issue of gun control remains a moot point in the current political landscape. 枪支管制问题在当前的政治局势中仍然是一个有争议的问题。
12. Whether the movie will be a box office success is a moot question. 这部电影是否会在票房上取得成功是一个有争议的问题。
13. The mooted changes to the taxation system have been met with mixed reactions. 针对税收体系的拟议变动引起了不同的反应。
14. The moot is an opportunity for students to present their research findings. 辩论会是学生展示他们研究成果的机会。
15. His argument was declared moot by the judge. 法官宣布他的论点没有意义。
16. The moot point of the debate was whether to legalize marijuana. 辩论的争点是是否合法化大麻。
17. After hours of moot, they reached a consensus on the issue. 经过数小时的讨论，他们就这个问题达成了共识。
18. The mooted policy changes have sparked a heated discussion among the public. 拟议的政策变化在公众中引发了激烈的讨论。
19. The moot court competition requires students to argue both sides of a case. 模拟法庭竞赛要求学生辩论案件的双方。
20. His mooted resignation came as a surprise to everyone. 他拟议辞职的消息让所有人都感到惊讶。