redundant re·dun·dant adj
- redundant re·dun·dant adj
- [rɪ'dʌnd(ə)nt]
Brit: worker) licenziato (-a) , superfluo (-a), Literature ridondante
to be made redundant — essere licenziato (-a)
these skills are now redundant — queste capacità sono ormai superflue
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