moot是什么意思

音标:英 [mu:t]美 [mut]

大会, 模拟案件, 辩论会a. 未决议的, 无实际意义的vt. 讨论, 争论

a hypothetical case that law students argue as an exercise
s. of no legal significance (as having been previously decided)

moot的用法和例句：

1. And these cases, they were all in moot court.

而这些只是模拟法庭的案例

2. Whether he is or not, it's a moot point.

无论他怎么想 这是个有待解决的问题

3. You don't do that right, the other nine are moot.

现在不那么做 另外九步都没意义了

4. and I think we all agree that one's moot.

我认为我们都同意这个争论已经毫无意义

5. All of which would be moot if our meetings were, say... clandestine.

如果我们的会面是 秘密的 这些问题就不会产生

6. You don't win moot court because of research.

模拟法庭不是靠研究就能赢的

7. Giving up is a little moot at this point.

現在說放棄已經沒有意義了

8. Look, hopefully this is a moot point.

令人欣慰的是 这还有待确定

9. After this afternoon, it might be moot anyway.

过了今天下午 这些可能都没意义了

10. I'm afraid your intentions are less than moot.

恐怕你的目的就没什么讨论余地了