add something on Don't forget to add on your travelling expenses.
- addAdd 24, 63, and 55.
- add upMy job was to add up the scores at the end.
- totalTotal the daily payments for a month and you arrive at your monthly expenditure.
- find the sumFind the sum of the following numbers.
- find the totalFind the total of £26.33, £55.09, and £109.65.
- add up toThe figures add up to a huge amount.
add something to something She's added a Picasso to her collection.
add to Her colleagues' laughter only added to her embarrassment.
B1
to say another thing:
[ + that ] She was sad, she said, but added (= said also) that she felt she had made the right decision.
[ + speech ] "Oh, and thank you for all your help!" he added as he was leaving.
- addWould you like to add any further comments?
- go onHe went on to say that there was little point in intervening at such a late stage in the process.
- state furtherHe stated further that he felt honoured to be given such an exceptional opportunity.
- continue"Let me give an example," he continued.
- First, fry the garlic. Next, add the ginger.
- You have to add the cost of postage to the subtotal.
- If you add the plural inflection '-s' to 'dog' you get 'dogs'.
- Two of the cathedral's chapels were added later - the Lady Chapel and the Chapel of St Paul.
- Have you anything further to add to the discussion?
- accrete
- accrue
- add something in
- addendum
- addition
- anabolic
- beef
- bolt
- bulk up phrasal verb
- by extension
- extension
- extension of something
- gain
- horizon
- incremental
- supplement
- tack something on phrasal verb
- tag something on phrasal verb
- top something up phrasal verb
- transfuse
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