Plus
Exemple : Two plus two equals four in math
Definition
"Plus" is a preposition used to indicate the addition or combination of one thing with another, often in mathematics or general contexts, such as in the phrase 'two plus two equals four,' meaning two added to two makes four.
Étymologie
The word "plus" comes from Latin, where it meant 'more' or 'in addition.' It entered English through Old French during the Middle Ages, maintaining its mathematical and additive sense. Did you know? The symbol '+' used for 'plus' was first used in the 15th century by mathematicians as a shorthand for 'et,' meaning 'and' in Latin.
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"Plus" figure dans la liste Vocaplus "Anglais - Général - (A1) - partie 2", qui contient 103 mots fréquemment utilisés.
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