Có liên quan đến

relative evidence

bằng chứng liên quan

to give facts relative to the matter

đưa ra những sự việc liên quan đến vấn đề

Cân xứng với, cân đối với, tuỳ theo

supply is relative to demand

số cung cân xứng với số cầu

beauty is relative to the beholder's eyes

vẻ đẹp là tuỳ theo ở mắt của người nhìn

(ngôn ngữ học) quan hệ, có liên quan đến (một danh từ..)

relative pronoun

đại từ quan hệ

Tương đối; so sánh

the relative merits of the two plans

những giá trị tương đối của hai kế hoạch

Người bà con thân thuộc, người có họ

a distant relative

người bà con xa, người có họ xa

(ngôn ngữ học) đại từ quan hệ (như) relativeỵpronoun

tỷ đối

Related, connected, associated, allied, affiliated,interconnected, interrelated, pertinent, relevant, germane,applicable; apropos: Your comments are not relative to thematter at hand.

Sometimes, relative to. comparative,comparable, proportionate, proportional, commensurate; analogousto, contingent on, dependent on, reliant on, conditioned by,subject to, attendant on, correspondent or corresponding to,provisional on, appurtenant to; subordinate to, ancillary to:Well, as they say, everything is relative. Relative humiditydepends on the temperature of the air. The yield is relative tothe effort.

N.

See relation, 3, above.

Adj.

Considered or having significance inrelation to something else (relative velocity).

(foll. by to)having existence only as perceived or considered by (beauty isrelative to the eye of the beholder).

(foll. by to)proportioned to (something else) (growth is relative to input).4 implying comparison or contextual relation ('heat' is arelative word).

Comparative; compared one with another (theirrelative advantages).

Having mutual relations; correspondingin some way; related to each other.

(foll. by to) havingreference or relating (the facts relative to the issue).

Involving a different but corresponding idea (the concepts ofhusband and wife are relative to each other).

Gram. a (of aword, esp. a pronoun) referring to an expressed or impliedantecedent and attaching a subordinate clause to it, e.g.which, who. b (of a clause) attached to an antecedent by arelative word.

Mus. (of major and minor keys) having thesame key signature.

(of a service rank) corresponding ingrade to another in a different service.

Pertinent,relevant; related to the subject (need more relative proof).

N.

A person connected by blood or marriage.

A speciesrelated to another by common origin (the apes, man's closestrelatives).

Gram. a relative word, esp. a pronoun.

Philos.a relative thing or term.

Relatival adj. (in sense 3 of n.).relatively adv. relativeness n. [ME f. OF relatif -ive or LLrelativus having reference or relation (as RELATE)]