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trivial Significado & definición

0 small and not important -- trivial
- a trivial problem
1 unimportant or insignificant -- trivial [ masculine-feminine, singular ]
- a trivial matter un asunto trivial
- No one mentioned it because they thought it was trivial. Nadie lo mencionó porque pensaron que era insignificante.

Our experience of the free market has been good; any problems, for example problems connected with providing a service to sparsely populated areas, have been relatively trivial.
European bus measurements may seem a trivial matter, but it is no such thing.
I reject such a trivial generalisation of a problem which is affecting western countries in exactly same way.
I want to re-endorse the fact that this is not a trivial issue.
The decision which we have to take today is not a trivial one.
Reduced effectiveness in development cooperation is therefore by no means a trivial matter when measured in real terms.
It is not trivial for the families of the 500 000 people who fall from heights at work every year.
The first may seem trivial but, it can truly be said that public transport is extremely important.