irrespectively

/ˌɪɹəˈspɛktɪvli/ adv

Without regard to conditions; not taking circumstances into consideration.

Word Origin From Latin 'specere' (to look) and 're-' (back)—respect is literally 'looking back at' someone, acknowledging them. Irrespectively means without respect or regard. The ir- prefix is a form of in- (not). The root 'specere' is incredibly productive: inspect (look into), prospect (look forward), spectator (one who looks), and even species (appearance, what you see).

adv Without regard to conditions; not taking circumstances into consideration.

The policy applies irrespectively of one's social status or background.

(副词) 不考虑地;不顾及地

该政策适用时不考虑个人的社会地位或背景。

(adverbio) Sin tener en cuenta las condiciones; sin considerar las circunstancias.

La política se aplica independientemente del estatus social o los antecedentes de cada uno.

(adverbe) sans tenir compte de; indépendamment de; sans distinction de; sans considération de [Sans tenir compte des circonstances ni des conditions particulières.]

Cette règle s'applique irrespectively du statut social ou de l'origine de chacun.

(Adverb) unabhängig davon; ungeachtet dessen [Ohne Rücksicht auf Umstände oder Bedingungen; unabhängig von äußeren Gegebenheiten.]

Die Regelung gilt **irrespectively** von sozialem Status oder Herkunft.

(副詞) 状況を考慮せずに、条件や事情に関係なく

その方針は、社会的地位や経歴に関わらず適用される。

(advérbio) independentemente de; sem considerar; sem levar em conta; sem importar com; a despeito de [Sem considerar as condições; sem levar em conta as circunstâncias.]

A política se aplica independentemente do status social ou da origem de cada um.

Word parts: ir + respect + ive + ly

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