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/mɔːrˈoʊ.vər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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As a further matter; besides.
"The weather was cold; moreover, it started to rain."
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Derived from Middle English elements, combining 'more' (from Old English 'māra') and 'over' (from Old English 'ofer'), functioning as a conjunctive adverb since the late 15th century to introduce further supportive information.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Moreover" is said worldwide
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de plus
Transliteration: de plus
"Il est intelligent ; de plus, il travaille dur."
außerdem
Transliteration: außerdem
"Das Wetter war kalt; außerdem fing es an zu regnen."
inoltre
Transliteration: inoltre
"Il progetto è interessante; inoltre, è molto economico."
además
Transliteration: además
"El coche es caro; además, consume mucha gasolina."
além disso
Transliteration: além disso
"Ele é um ótimo aluno; além disso, ele ajuda os colegas."
इसके अलावा
Transliteration: iske alawa
"खाना बहुत स्वादिष्ट था; इसके अलावा, सेवा भी बहुत अच्छी थी।"
而且
Transliteration: érqiě
"这件衣服很漂亮，而且价格也很便宜。"
게다가
Transliteration: gedaga
"그는 친절하다. 게다가 매우 똑똑하다."
さらに
Transliteration: sarani
"その本は面白いし、さらに価格も手頃だ。"
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