add(ed) to that/this

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishadd(ed) to that/thisadd(ed) to that/thisADDused to introduce another fact that supports your opinion Our hospitals are short of cash. Add to that the long hours doctors work, and you have a recipe for disaster. → addExamples from the Corpusadd(ed) to that/this• Today's sentence will be added to that.• New words can not be added to this class - hence its name.• In some patients, a course of steroids may be added to this drug.• To add to that, he hated her for what he thought she was doing to his sister.• Little new material about research in the field has been added to this new edition.• Other dimensions could be added to this scheme.• Of course, many details could be added to this simple description, but the account offered does capture the general idea.• Spend some time with Ariel and his magic if you want to add to this tale.

单词	add(ed) to that/this
释义	add(ed) to that/this From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishadd(ed) to that/thisadd(ed) to that/thisADDused to introduce another fact that supports your opinion Our hospitals are short of cash. Add to that the long hours doctors work, and you have a recipe for disaster. → addExamples from the Corpusadd(ed) to that/this• Today's sentence will be added to that.• New words can not be added to this class - hence its name.• In some patients, a course of steroids may be added to this drug.• To add to that, he hated her for what he thought she was doing to his sister.• Little new material about research in the field has been added to this new edition.• Other dimensions could be added to this scheme.• Of course, many details could be added to this simple description, but the account offered does capture the general idea.• Spend some time with Ariel and his magic if you want to add to this tale.
随便看	do something in a rush do something in amazement do something in anticipation of something do something in error do something in favour of something do something in preparation for something do something in somebody’s stead do something in your head do something like the devil do something like there’s no tomorrow do something of your own free will do something off your own bat do something on an empty stomach do something on purpose do something on the run do something on your own responsibility do something once too often do something out of the goodness of your heart do something right off the bat do something the hard way do something to death do something to excess do something to size do something to the exclusion of something do something to your heart’s content