adj.非物质的，无关紧要，不重要，无形体的

The difference between success and failure is often immaterial in the grand scheme of life.
在人生的宏观角度看，成功和失败之间的差距往往并不重要。
His injury was minor, and the game's outcome was ultimately immaterial due to the team's strong lead.
他的小伤对比赛结果来说无关紧要，因为球队领先很大。
The choice between these two colors is truly immaterial; they both look fantastic on you.
这两种颜色的选择其实不重要，它们在你身上都看起来很棒。
Her forgiveness was an immaterial gift, as it freed him from the burden of guilt.
她的宽恕是一份无形的礼物，因为它使他摆脱了负罪感的重担。
The details of their argument were immaterial, everyone knew they were just having a disagreement.
他们争论的具体内容并不重要，大家都知道只是意见不合。
In the face of global climate change, our individual actions might seem immaterial, but collective effort counts.
面对全球气候变化，我们每个人的个人行动可能看似微不足道，但集体行动至关重要。
The exact date of the event is immaterial; what matters is that it took place.
事件的确切日期无关紧要，重要的是它确实发生了。
His wealth was immaterial to his happiness; he was content with a simple life.
他的财富对他而言并不重要，他满足于简朴的生活。
The minor grammatical errors in the report did not detract from the overall substance of the research.
报告中的小语法错误对研究的整体内容来说并无大碍。
The outcome of the election was considered immaterial, as the incumbent had already announced their retirement.
选举的结果被认为无关紧要，因为现任官员已经宣布退休。