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Definition of supplemented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
additionprovided with extra material
- The book was supplemented with illustrations.
2.
enhancementenhanced by adding something extra
- The report was supplemented with additional data.
Origin of supplemented
Latin, supplere (to fill up)
Examples of supplemented in a sentence
The presentation was supplemented with video clips. The meal was supplemented with fresh herbs. Her income was supplemented by freelance work.
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- French:complété, ...
- German:ergänzt, ...
- Italian:corredato, arricchito, ...
- Spanish:proporcionado, complementado, ...
- Portuguese:complementado, enriquecido, ...
- Chinese:已补充的, 补充, ...
- Japanese:補足された, 強化された, ...
- Arabic:مُدَعَّم, مُدَعَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מְלֻוֶּה בְּתוֹסָפוֹת, מוּעְשָׁר, ...
- Russian:дополненный, ...
- Ukrainian:доповнений, ...
- Hindi:संवर्धित, पूरित, ...
Definition of supplement - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
additionsomething added to make up for a lack
- He takes a vitamin supplement daily.
2.
publishingextra section in a publication
- The newspaper included a weekend supplement.
3.
mathematicsTECH. angle that adds to another to make 180°TECH.
- The two angles are supplements of each other.
Verb
boostadd something extra to improve, complete, or support
- They supplement the report with more data.
Expressions with supplement
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color magazine section of a newspaper
She clipped recipes from the colour supplement.
substance added to diet for extra nutrients or health benefits
Many people take a food supplement daily.
extra charge for one person staying alone in a room
The single room supplement made the trip more expensive.
product to enhance athletic performance or recovery
He takes a sports supplement before every workout.
product taken to add extra vitamins beyond normal food intake
The doctor recommended a vitamin supplement during the winter months.
product taken orally that contains nutrients derived from food products
She takes a dietary supplement daily to boost her vitamin D levels.
product made from plants used to improve health
She takes an herbal supplement daily for better digestion.
extra charge for staying alone in a room
The single supplement made the trip more expensive.
product taken to add extra nutrients to normal daily food intake
She takes a nutritional supplement every morning with her breakfast.
financial aid given to low-income families
The government introduced a family income supplement to support low-income households.
Origin of supplement
Latin, supplere (to fill up)
Examples of supplement in a sentence
She added a calcium supplement to her regimen. The magazine's supplement focused on health tips. Readers enjoyed the colorful supplement in the issue. In geometry class, we learned about supplements and complements. Finding the supplement of a 110° angle is straightforward. We supplemented our income by tutoring on weekends.
Please supplement the recipe with extra herbs.
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- French:complément, compléter, ...
- German:Ergänzung, ergänzen, ...
- Italian:integratore, integrare, ...
- Spanish:suplemento, suplementar, ...
- Portuguese:suplemento, suplementar, ...
- Chinese:补充剂, 补充, ...
- Japanese:サプリメント, 補う, ...
- Arabic:مُكَمِّل, عَزَّزَ, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹסֶף, לְהַשְׁלִים, ...
- Russian:добавка, дополнять, ...
- Ukrainian:добавка, доповнювати, ...
- Hindi:पूरक, पूरक करना, ...
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