added
word · lemma: add
/ˈædəd/
A-did
/ˈædɪd/
A-did
Definition
Past tense and past participle of 'add'. It means that something was put in, joined, increased, or included with something else.
Usage & Nuances
Very common in both literal and abstract contexts: 'added sugar', 'added a name', 'added pressure'. As an adjective before a noun, it often means 'extra': 'added cost', 'added benefit'. Don't confuse it with the math-only meaning; it is also used for including information, people, features, or effects.
Spanish: añadido - agregadoPortuguese (BR): adicionado - acrescentadoPortuguese (PT): adicionado - acrescentadoChinese (Simplified): 添加的 - 增加的Chinese (Traditional): 添加的 - 增加的Hindi: जोड़ा गया - अतिरिक्तArabic: مُضاف - إضافيBengali: যোগ করেছিলাম - যুক্ত করেছিলামRussian: добавил - добавила - добавилиJapanese: 追加したVietnamese: đã thêmKorean: 추가했다Turkish: eklediUrdu: شامل کیا - جوڑاIndonesian: menambahkan
Example Sentences
I added milk to my coffee.
basic
She added her name to the list.
basic
The new road added ten minutes to our trip.
basic
They added a few more chairs when extra guests showed up.
natural
His joke added a little humor to a tense meeting.
natural
I never added you to the group chat, did I?
natural