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A1  add  eklemek, katmaktoplamak

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verb  /æd   / verb add (verb)
 /æd   / verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 add (sth) (to sth)
to put sth together with sth else, so
that you increase the size, number, value, etc.
eklemek, katmak
 I
added a couple more items to the shopping list.
 The
bank has opened another branch in the area to add to the two that already
exist.
 The
noise of the crowd added to the excitement of the race.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to put numbers or amounts together so
that you get a total
 (sayı) toplamak
 If
you add 3 and 3 together, you get 6.
 Add$8
to the total, to cover postage and packing.
 Ronaldo
cost more than all the other players added together.
 Don't
ask me to work it out – I can't add.
OPPOSITE SUBTRACT
İki sayıyı toplarken plus
(artı) kullanılır:
 2 plus 2 is 4.
 3 [transitive]
to say sth more
 (konuşma) eklemek
 ‘By
the way, please don't tell anyone I phoned you,’ she added.
PHRASAL VERBS
add sth on (to sth)
to include sth
dâhil etmek, katmak
 10%
will be added on to your bill as a service charge.
add up
to seem to be a true explanation
inandırıcı olmak
 I'm
sorry, but your story just doesn't add up.
add (sth) up
to find the total of several numbers
toplamak
 The
waiter hadn't added up the bill correctly.
add up to sth
to have as a total
tutmak
 How
much does all the shopping add up to (ne
kadar tuttu)?

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	add
IPA	/æd / verb
Back	eklemek, katmak toplamak
Back 2	add (verb) /æd / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] add (sth) (to sth) to put sth together with sth else, so that you increase the size, number, value, etc. eklemek, katmak I added a couple more items to the shopping list. The bank has opened another branch in the area to add to the two that already exist. The noise of the crowd added to the excitement of the race. 2 [intransitive, transitive] to put numbers or amounts together so that you get a total (sayı) toplamak If you add* 3 and 3 together, you get 6.* *Add*$8 to the total, to cover postage and packing. Ronaldo cost more than all the other players added together. Don't ask me to work it out – I can't add. *OPPOSITE* SUBTRACT İki sayıyı toplarken plus (artı) kullanılır: 2 plus 2 is 4. 3 [transitive] to say sth more (konuşma) eklemek ‘By the way, please don't tell anyone I phoned you,’ she added. PHRASAL VERBS add sth on (to sth) to include sth dâhil etmek, katmak 10% will be added on to your bill as a service charge. add up to seem to be a true explanation inandırıcı olmak I'm sorry, but your story just doesn't add up. add (sth) up to find the total of several numbers toplamak The waiter hadn't added up the bill correctly. add up to sth to have as a total tutmak How much does all the shopping add up to (ne kadar tuttu)?

Add Sth Added Verb Eklemek Katmak Toplamak Transitive

add (verb)