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add

释义

ADD

noun uncountable medical

UK /ˌeɪ diː ˈdiː/

1
attention deficit disorder: a medical condition that makes someone more active than normal, makes it difficult for them to concentrate, and causes problems with their behaviour
Synonyms and related words
Specific medical conditions
acidity
acne
ADD

ADD

noun uncountable medical

US /ˌeɪ di ˈdi/

1
attention deficit disorder: a medical condition that makes someone more active than normal, makes it difficult for them to concentrate, and causes problems with their behavior
Synonyms and related words
Specific medical conditions
acidity
acne
ADD

add

verb

UK /æd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	add
he/she/it	adds
present participle	adding
past tense	added
past participle	added

1
transitive to put something with another thing or group of things
When the sauce is thick, add the cheese.
add something to something:
They’ve added two major companies to their impressive list of clients.
Here’s another doll to add to your collection.
Synonyms and related words
To put things together or in a particular order
prepend
sort
arrange
2
intransitive/transitive to put numbers or amounts together to calculate their total
What do you get if you add 75 and 63?
children who already know how to add and subtract
Synonyms and related words
To calculate or count
calculate
count
estimate
3
transitive to give something an extra quality
The Italian chairs add a touch of elegance.
add something to something:
Add some sparkle to a black dress with a brightly coloured scarf.
Synonyms and related words
To include something or someone
include
take in
involve
4
transitive to say something more that is related to what has been said already
‘Don’t worry,’ Jenny added hastily.
add (that):
I should add that I am not happy about this decision.
add to:
Add to that the fact that she’s incredibly wealthy, and it just doesn’t make sense.
Synonyms and related words
To start speaking, or to start speaking again
begin
bring up
continue

phrases

add fuel to the fire/flames

add insult to injury

phrasal verbs

add in

add on

add on to

add to

add up

add up to

add

verb

US /æd/

Word Forms

present tense
I/you/we/they	add
he/she/it	adds
present participle	adding
past tense	added
past participle	added

1
transitive to put something with another thing or group of things
When the sauce is thick, add the cheese.
add something to something:
They’ve added two major companies to their impressive list of clients.
Here’s another doll to add to your collection.
Synonyms and related words
To put things together or in a particular order
prepend
sort
arrange
2
intransitive/transitive to put numbers or amounts together to calculate their total
What do you get if you add 75 and 63?
children who already know how to add and subtract
Synonyms and related words
To calculate or count
calculate
count
estimate
3
transitive to give something an extra quality
The Italian chairs add a touch of elegance.
add something to something:
Add some sparkle to a black dress with a brightly colored scarf.
Synonyms and related words
To include something or someone
include
take in
involve
4
transitive to say something more that is related to what has been said already
“Don’t worry,” Jenny added hastily.
add (that):
I should add that I am not happy about this decision.
add to:
Add to that the fact that she’s incredibly wealthy, and it just doesn’t make sense.
Synonyms and related words
To start speaking, or to start speaking again
begin
bring up
continue

phrases

add fuel to the fire/flames

add insult to injury

phrasal verbs

add in

add on

add on to

add to

add up

add up to

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