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Definition of added - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
additionextra or additional to the original
- The package includes added features for convenience.
2.
enhancedhaving more of a particular thing or quality
- The soup has added spices for flavor.
Expressions with added
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extra benefit or advantage given in addition
The free dessert was an added bonus.
recently joined or introduced
The newly added team member quickly adapted to the project.
having increased worth, often by adding extra features
This is a value added product with new features.
describing food made without extra sugar beyond natural content
I bought jam with no added sugar for a healthier option.
extra minutes added to a game
The match went into added time after the injury.
extra time given at the end of a game
The team scored during the time added on.
economic measure of net value created by manufacturing activities
Manufacturing value added increased sharply in the region last year.
Origin of added
Latin, addere (to give to)
Terms with added included in their meaning
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measurement
indicates the complete number when several amounts are added
adorned
having decorations added for beauty
cooking
sauce added to salad to enhance flavor
cooking
sauce or topping added to salads or dishes
food
items added on top of food for flavor
object
something added
addition
further or added to an existing amount
addition
part added to something to enlarge or prolong it
color
variety of a color with added black
information
new information added to existing knowledge
cooking
small amount of an ingredient added to a dish
bath
scented oil added to bath water
bath product
inorganic salts added to bath water for relaxation
hygiene product
crystalline substances added to bathwater for fragrance and softening
music
extra song added to an album
cooking
sugar with molasses added for flavor
without color
having no color present or added
abr: et cetera
shows more similar things could be added
added bulk
make something plumper or larger
completion
last detail added to complete something
completion
final details added to complete something
food additive
substance added to food to enhance its taste
additive
substance added to food to change its color
cooking
decoration added to food for appeal
Examples of added in a sentence
There are added benefits to joining the club. The dish has added ingredients for taste. The product offers added benefits for users.
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- French:supplémentaire, ajouté, ...
- German:zusätzlich, erweitert, ...
- Italian:aggiunto, ...
- Spanish:adicional, ...
- Portuguese:adicional, acrescido, ...
- Chinese:额外的, ...
- Japanese:追加の, 増強された, ...
- Arabic:إِضافِيّ, مُضاف, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹסָף, מוּסָף, ...
- Russian:добавленный, ...
- Ukrainian:додатковий, покращений, ...
- Hindi:अतिरिक्त, वर्धित, ...
Definition of add - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
increasetr. join one thing to another to increase sizetr.
- She decided to add more sugar to the recipe.
2.
mathematicstr. TECH. calculate the total of numbers or amountstr. TECH.
- Add the numbers to find the total.
3.
communicationintr. say something more in a conversationintr.
- He paused to add a final thought.
4.
socialtr. Rare include someone in a group or listtr. Rare
- I will add you to the group chat.
5.
qualitytr. Rare cause something to have a particular qualitytr. Rare
- The spices add a unique flavor to the dish.
Expressions with add
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apply color to a surface or object
She decided to add color to the sketch.
put oil into a machine or engine
Remember to add oil to the car engine.
add something extra to make it bigger or better
They will add on a new room next year.
calculate the total of numbers
She added up the expenses for the trip.
make food or drink taste better with extra ingredients
She added flavour to the soup with fresh herbs.
put spices into food to enhance flavor
She added spice to the soup for more flavor.
equal a total amount
All the items in your cart add up to $200..
not result in expected total
The expenses do not add up to the budget.
add a unique feature to enhance flavor
He added a twist to the traditional recipe.
worsen a conflict or tense situation by making it more intense
His rude comments only add fuel to the fire during the argument.
hurt someone's feelings after harming them
After breaking her phone, he added insult to injury by blaming her for it.
make a bad situation worse by causing more hurt or offense
He added insult to his injury by mocking her mistake.
make something more lively or exciting
Let's add some zip to this party!
give your opinion or advice
Before we vote, feel free to add your two cents.
make something more lively or interesting
His jokes add zest to the meeting.
worsen an argument or anger by provoking more
Don't add fuel to the flame with those insults.
make life more enjoyable and fulfilling
They aim to add life to years through community activities.
make a very small addition or change
His apology didn't add one iota to her happiness.
include local spending in a bill for votes
The senator decided to add pork-barrel spending to the bill.
write a remark or opinion
Please add a comment to the blog post.
include again after removal
You can add back the onions to the soup now.
make food taste better
She added some flavor to the soup with fresh herbs.
increase the effect or intensity of something
The new evidence added to the mystery.
make a situation more confusing
His comments only add to the confusion during the meeting.
Origin of add
Latin, ad (to) + dare (give)
Examples of add in a sentence
They plan to add more features to the software. Add the figures to complete the equation. You need to add these values to the spreadsheet. She wanted to add a few words to the discussion. Before leaving, he decided to add his opinion. Please add me to your contact list.
He decided to add her to the email chain. Her words add a sense of urgency. The new policy will add complexity to the process.
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- French:ajouter, additionner, ...
- German:hinzufügen, addieren, ...
- Italian:aggiungere, sommare, ...
- Spanish:agregar, calcular, ...
- Portuguese:adicionar, somar, ...
- Chinese:加, 计算, ...
- Japanese:加える, 加算する, ...
- Arabic:أَضَافَ, جَمَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹסִיף, לְחַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:добавлять, складывать, ...
- Ukrainian:додавати, додати, ...
- Hindi:जोड़ना, योग करना, ...
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