Definitions
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preposition
Used in math to show that one number is added to another.
Examples
- Two plus two equals four.
- Three plus five is eight.
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preposition
Together with something extra.
Examples
- The car comes with air conditioning plus a sunroof.
- The meal includes soup plus a side salad.
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conjunction
Used to add another point, meaning also.
Examples
- The hotel is cheap, plus it is close to the airport.
- She is talented, plus she works very hard.
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noun
A number or amount above zero.
Examples
- The account shows a plus of two hundred dollars.
- The company reported a plus for the quarter.
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noun
Something good or helpful.
Examples
- He is a real plus to the team.
- Speaking French is a plus for this job.
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noun
The sign +, used for adding.
Examples
- The plus sign shows that the number is positive.
- Put a plus between the numbers to add them.
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noun
A sign added to LGBT to include more groups.
Examples
- The report used LGBT plus to include more identities.
- The group added the plus to its name.
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adjective
Above zero, not negative.
Examples
- The temperature is plus five degrees today.
- The meter showed a plus value.
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adjective
Good or helpful in a situation.
Examples
- Her experience is a plus for the job.
- Speaking two languages is a real plus here.
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adjective
Describes the positive end of a battery or wire.
Examples
- Connect the red wire to the plus terminal.
- The plus end of the battery has a mark.
