plus in Irish
plus in Irish is móide — plus means added to; with the addition of.
plus in Irish
móide
And; sum of the previous one and the following one.
What does "plus" mean?
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prep Added to; with the addition of.
"Add the flour plus a pinch of salt to the bowl."
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conj And also; in addition.
"I love this café, plus it is only five minutes away."
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adj Positive or slightly more than the stated amount.
"She scored a B plus on the exam."
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noun A positive or advantageous feature.
"Knowing French is a big plus when applying for this role."
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plus in a sentence
- Add the flour plus a pinch of salt to the bowl.
- Two plus two equals four.
- I love this café, plus it is only five minutes away.
- The hotel has a pool, plus breakfast is included in the stay.
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What is "plus" in Irish?
"plus" in Irish is móide. plus means: Added to; with the addition of.
How do you use "plus" in a sentence?
Example: "Add the flour plus a pinch of salt to the bowl." In Irish, "plus" is móide.
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