CEFR A1

added

verb

Meaning

Past tense and past participle of 'add': to join something to something else; to increase something in quantity, size, or importance.

Examples

He added a few more details to his report.
More sugar was added to the cake batter.

Synonyms: joined, included, combined, supplemented

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added (A1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈædɪd/

Definition

Past tense and past participle of 'add': to join something to something else; to increase something in quantity, size, or importance.

Examples

He added a few more details to his report.
More sugar was added to the cake batter.
The new wing added significant value to the hospital.

How to Use added

added to (prepositional phrase): Joined or combined with something else. — "The new features were added to the existing system."
added up (phrasal verb): To increase or accumulate; to make sense. — "The small expenses added up over the month. His story didn't add up."

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