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1 relevant
relevant [ˈreləvənt]a. ( = pertinent) [information, question, remark] pertinent• to be relevant to sb/sth [law, regulation] être applicable à qn/qchb. ( = in question) [page, information] approprié ; [time, place, day] en question* * *['reləvənt]1) [issue, facts, remark, point] pertinent; [information, resource] utile2) ( appropriate) [chapter] correspondant; [period] en questionrelevant document — Law pièce f justificative
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2 relevant
1 ( pertinent) [issue, theory, facts, remark, point, law] pertinent ; [information, resource] utile ; to be relevant to avoir rapport à ; that's not relevant to the subject cela n'a aucun rapport or n'a rien à voir avec le sujet ; such considerations are not relevant de telles considérations sont hors de propos ;2 (appropriate, corresponding) [chapter] correspondant ; [time, period] en question ; relevant document Jur pièce f justificative ; the relevant authorities les autorités compétentes ; to have relevant experience avoir une expérience préalable dans le domaine.
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