added
英 [\'ædɪd]美 [\'ædɪd]
added意思解释
adj.更多的；附加的；额外的；v.加；加入；增加；添加 英英释义 add[ \'ædid ]n.a condition (mostly in boys) characterize
added读音音标
英 [\'ædɪd]
美 [\'ædɪd]
added意思解释
adj.
更多的；
附加的；
额外的；
v.
加；
加入；
增加；
添加
英英释义
add[ \'ædid ]
n.
a condition (mostly in boys) characterized by behavioral and learning disorders
同义词：attention deficit disorderattention deficit hyperactivity disorderADHDhyperkinetic syndromeminimal brain dysfunctionminimal brain damageMBD
v.
make an addition (to); join or combine or unite with others; increase the quality, quantity, size or scope of
\"We added two students to that dorm room\"; \"She added a personal note to her letter\"
state or say further
同义词：appendsupply
bestow a quality on
\"The music added a lot to the play\"; \"This adds a light note to the program\"
同义词：lendimpartbestowcontributebring
make an addition by combining numbers
同义词：add together
determine the sum of
同义词：totaltottot upsumsum upsummatetote upadd togethertallyadd up
constitute an addition
\"This paper will add to her reputation\"
词组短语
added value
附加值；增值价值value added
增值；附加价值value added service
增值服务；增值业务added value tax
增值税industrial added value
工业增加值双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)Baby food should not contain added sugar or salt.婴儿食品不应该额外添加糖或盐。The director cleverly atmosphered the film for added chills.导演手法巧妙地着意渲染使电影更增添恐怖气氛。I love my job. The salary is just an added bonus.我热爱我的工作。工资只是额外的收获而已。
