to add
- verb
- /æd/
- I'll add your biometrics to the system.
- add value
- add a new feature
- add more
And then I'm going to add some parsley.
- And then I'm going to add some parsley.
- Not too much, just add a little bit.
- But this time I'm going to add a mouth.
Examples
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And then I'm going to add some parsley.
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Setting goals before a repetition begins will add motivation and purpose to the exercise.
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Now I want you to add something in, OK?
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And then we will add to that, right?
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So I am going to just add this on here.
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And if you could add a little note to each one.
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Now go and add a porch to that house I asked for.
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Then invite the parents to add any items they need to discuss to the agenda.
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To meet the district and program goals, you may want to add additional ensembles.
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When the butter starts to foam, add the onion and cook until soft and translucent.
Synonyms
To make something larger or more in number
To give money, help, or ideas to make something work
Make something larger in number, amount or degree
Make something better or more attractive
Add something extra for free
To make something better by adding knowledge or nutrients
Add a new idea or quality to something
To add extra information to make something more complete
To make something bigger by adding more to it
To make something stronger or more effective
To add something to a building to make it larger
Add something extra that was not planned
To attach something extra to what already exists
To add something extra at the end
To put something extra into or on what is already there
Antonyms
To remove something from a place or reduce something important, for example a right
Idioms
- Informal
To make a bad situation worse by saying or doing something that hurts someone more
- Informal
To make a bad situation worse by saying or doing something that makes people angrier
Phrasal Verbs
- Specialized
A small program added to help old software run on a new system temporarily
- Specialized
Include recorded sounds in a film or TV show to make the scene seem real
Compounds
How Much
Surface Forms
Etymology
Add originally meant 'put with' (from ad- 'to' and a root for 'join'), so to add a feature or skill is to put something extra with the original thing to make it larger or better.