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Add-on
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Myanmar Meaning
(n) ဆောင်းပေးသည့်ပမာဏ။
Definition
add /æd / v ၁။ ~ sth (to sth) ထည့္သည္။ ထည့္ပါ။ ေရာသည္။ ေရာပါ။ ျဖည့္သည္။ ျဖည့္ပါ။ Whisk the egg and then add the flour. ❍ If the tea is too strong, add some more water. ❍ He added his signature to the petition. ❍ Many words have been added to this edition of the dictionary. ၂။ ~ A to B; A and B (together) ေပါင္းသည္။ ေပါင္း ပါ။ If you add 5 and 5 (together) you get 10. ❍ Add 9 to the total. Compare SUBTRACT ၃။ ~ sth (to sth) တိုးသည္။ ျဖည့္သည္။ ဆက္ေျပာသည္။ This was an added (ie an extra, a further) disappointment. ❍ I have nothing to add (to my earlier statement). ❍ 'And don't be late,' she added. ❍ As a postscript to his letter he added that he loved her. ❏ add fuel to the flames [ IDM ] မီးေလာင္ရာ ေလပင့္ လိုက္သည္။ ❏ add sth in [ PHRV ] ေလာင္းသည္။ ထည့္သည္။ Should you add in the lemon juice before or after mixing the flour and sugar? ❏ add insult to injury [ IDM ] နာလည္းနာ၊ နံလည္းနံ။ ❏ add-on n ေဆာင္းေပးသည့္ပမာဏ။ add-ons to one's basic pay ❍ an add-on figure. ❏ add sth on to sth [ PHRV ] ထပ္ေပါင္းသည္။ add on a 10% service charge. ❏ add to sth [ PHRV ] ဆင့္သည္။ တိုးခ်ဲ႕သည္။ The bad weather only added to our difficulties. ❍ The house has been added to (ie New rooms, etc have been built on to it) from time to time. ❏ add up [ PHRV ] ( infml ) ယုတၱိတန္သည္။ အၿမီးအေမာက္ တည့္သည္။ His story just doesn't add up—he must be lying. ❏ add (sth) up [ PHRV ] (ကိန္းဂဏန္းမ်ား) ေပါင္းသည္၊ ေပါင္းပါ။ The waiter can't add up. ❍ Add up all the money I owe you. ❏ add up to sth [ PHRV ] ၁။ ေပါင္း၍ အေျဖထြက္သည္။ These numbers add up to exactly 100. ၂။ ( infml ) အရာထင္သည္။ အရာေရာက္သည္။ These clues don't really add up to very much (ie give us very little information).
Examples
- 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.
- What do you get if you add 75 and 63?
- Children who already know how to add and subtract
- The Italian chairs add a touch of elegance.
- [add something to something] : Add some sparkle to a black dress with a brightly coloured scarf.
- ‘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.