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Definition of also - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
includingused to include something or someone else
- He likes hiking, and also biking.
2.
languageused to add more information
- He is a doctor. He is also a writer.
3.
comparisonRare indicates similarity between subjectsRare
- Tom is tall. His brother is also tall.
Expressions with also
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used to introduce another name for a person group or thing
The singer also known as the Queen of Pop released a new album.
direct attention to related information or topics
In the article, see also the related studies.
contestant who does not win a prize
Despite her efforts, she ended up as an also-ran in the race.
participants who did not win or succeed
Diaz, Chen, and Patel also ran, but none came close to winning.
Origin of also
Old English, ealswa (entirely so)
Terms with also included in their meaning
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addition
in addition or also
not common
not usual, sometimes also strange or unexpected
italian cuisine
noodle form resembling a bow tie, also called farfalle
animal
cougar, also known as Puma concolor
extra task
also do or mention another thing during the same activity
conversation
expression showing you also lack the same ability or possibility
addition
also, in addition to what was said
mass communication
sending shows or information by airwaves, also the related industry
addition
also or in addition to
flower retail
store selling blooms and greenery, also making decorative bouquets
chemical
addictive chemical in tobacco also used as a toxic insecticide
consistency
the fact is also true in different situations
thin and fragile
extremely thin, sometimes also very delicate or fragile
additional action
while doing one action, also do another related action
frightening exciting
very frightening, sometimes also exciting or thrilling
fragrance trade
person who formulates scents, sometimes also markets them
defense forces
us service branch for amphibious missions, also its service members
business
top leader who controls board meetings and also manages daily company work
acr: also known as
used when giving another name for someone or something
acr: also known as
used when someone has another name
name change
also known by another name
uninformed leadership
situation where uninformed people lead others who are also uninformed
hypocrisy accusation
accuse someone of a fault you also have
food market
large fish with iridescent colors, also called mahi-mahi
Examples of also in a sentence
The package includes a charger and also a case. She sings beautifully and also plays the piano. The book is informative and also entertaining. She likes pizza. I also like pizza. He can play the guitar. She can also play the guitar.
View all translations of also
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- French:également, en plus, ...
- German:auch, ebenfalls, ...
- Italian:anche, altresì, ...
- Spanish:también, asimismo, ...
- Portuguese:também, igualmente, ...
- Chinese:也, 还, ...
- Japanese:も, さらに, ...
- Arabic:أَيْضًا, كَذَلِكَ, ...
- Hebrew:גַּם, גַּם, ...
- Russian:ещё, к тому же, ...
- Ukrainian:ще, до того ж, ...
- Hindi:भी, इसके अलावा, ...
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