moot
US /muːt/
UK /muːt/
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boleh dibahaskan, tidak relevan, tidak penting
subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and typically not admitting of a final decision
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Whether the new policy will be effective is a moot point.
Sama ada dasar baharu akan berkesan adalah perkara yang boleh dibahaskan.
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The question of who started the argument is now moot, as they have both apologized.
Persoalan siapa yang memulakan pertengkaran kini tidak relevan, kerana kedua-duanya telah meminta maaf.
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membincangkan, mencadangkan
raise (a question or topic) for discussion; present as a moot point
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The committee decided to moot the proposal at their next meeting.
Jawatankuasa memutuskan untuk membincangkan cadangan itu pada mesyuarat seterusnya.
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He mooted the idea of a new marketing campaign.
Dia mencadangkan idea kempen pemasaran baharu.
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mahkamah olok-olok, perdebatan
an assembly held for discussing hypothetical and debatable cases, in particular, a mock trial among law students
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The law students prepared for their annual moot court competition.
Pelajar undang-undang bersedia untuk pertandingan mahkamah olok-olok tahunan mereka.
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The professor organized a moot to help students practice their argumentation skills.
Profesor menganjurkan perdebatan untuk membantu pelajar melatih kemahiran berhujah mereka.