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plus prep 1. increased by the addition of: four plus two 2. with the addition of: a good salary, plus a company car Adjective 1. indicating addition: a plus sign 2. Maths same as positive (sense 7) 3. on the positive part of a scale 4. indicating the positive side of an electrical circuit 5. involving advantage: a plus factor 6. Informal having a value above the value stated: it must be worth a thousand pounds plus 7. slightly above a specified standard: he received a B plus for his essay Noun 1. a plus sign (+), indicating addition 2. a positive quantity 3. Informal something positive or an advantage 4. a gain, surplus, or advantage [Latin: more]
USAGE: Plus, together with, and along with do not create compound subjects in the way that and does: the number of the verb depends on that of the subject to which plus, together with, or along with is added: this task, plus all the others, was (not were) undertaken by the government; the doctor, together with the nurses, was (not were) waiting for the patient. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
plus noun 2. (Informal) advantage, benefit, asset, gain, extra, bonus, perk Brit. (informal) good point, icing on the cake adjective 3. additional, added, extra, positive, supplementary, add-on USAGE When you have a sentence with more than one subject linked by and, this makes the subject plural and means it should take a plural verb: the doctor and all the nurses were (not was) waiting for the patient. However, where the subjects are linked by plus, together with, or along with, the number of the verb remains just as it would have been if the extra subjects had not been mentioned. Therefore you would say the doctor, together with all the nurses, was (not were) waiting for the patient. Translations plus [plʌs] n (also: plus sign) → segno più prep → più adj (MATH, ELEC) → positivo/a; it's a plus (fig) → è un vantaggio prep plus [plas] used to show addition Two plus three equals five (2 + 3 = 5). plus زائِد плюс plus plus plus συν más pluss بعلاوۀ plus plus וְעוֹד, פְּלוּס धन चिह्न plus,više plusz tambah plús più ~を加えて ...을 더하여 plius plus tambah plus pluss plus mais plus плюс plus plus plus plus เพิ่มเข้าไป artı 加上 плюс جمع کي علامت cộng 加上 n (alsoplus sign) a sign (+) used to show addition or positive quality. plus عَلامَة الزّائِد плюс (znaménko) plus plustegn das Plus συν signo más plussmärk مثبت plusmerkki (signe) plus הַסִימָן פְּלוּס मिलाकर, और मिलाकर pozitivan összeadásjel tanda tambah plúsmerki più プラス記号 덧셈 []부호 pliusas pluszīme; saskaitīšanas zīme tanda campur plusteken pluss-/addisjonstegn plus sinal de mais (semnul) plus знак плюс (znamienko) plus plus znak plus plustecken เครื่องหมายบวก artı işareti (+) 加號`十` знак плюс علامت phép cộng; dấu dương 加号`十` adj positive or more than zero a plus quantity; The temperature was plus fifteen degrees. positief زائِد او أعلى من положителен nad nulou, plus plus positiv, plus θετικός positivo pluss مثبت positiivinen, plus positif; au-dessus de zéro חִיוּבִי धन pozitivna plusz positif pósitífur, jákvæður; yfir (núlli) più プラスの 정(正)의, 영상(零上)의 teigiamas, plius pozitīvs, plus; virs nulles positif positief, boven nul pluss dodatni, plus positivo plus; peste zero положительный nad nulou, plus pozitiven u plusu plus บวกหรือมากกว่าศูนย์ artı, pozitif 正的(大於0的) позитивний مثبت، صفر سے زيادہ dương 正的(大于0的) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The surprise to me is, that you forgot to purchase this ne plus ultra of elegance while in Paris last summer. The thought of Pascal's was brought home to him: "A MESURE QU'ON A PLUS D'ESPRIT, ON TROUVE QU'IL Y A PLUS D'HOMMES ORIGINAUX. Those little shepherds were supposed to have looked down upon /la mere beaute/, and upon /la plus jolie fille de France/ as she danced her incomparable minuets. |
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