plus

• Utilisé pour décrire un facteur supplémentaire ou positif, un avantage ou une qualité.

Used to describe an additional or positive factor, advantage, or quality.

1. Positive aspectA2informal

   Added advantage or benefit of something.

   Aspect positif

   • Flexibility is a plus when working in a remote job.
   • The extra features on the phone are a big plus.
   • A friendly atmosphere is a plus in any workplace.

   Synonymesadvantageousbeneficialfavorablegoodhelpfulpositive

   Antonymesdisadvantagedownsidedrawbackliabilityminus

2. A positive or added valueB2formal

   Having a positive value or a beneficial effect.

   Valeur positive ou bénéfique

   • The project’s financial returns are a significant plus.
   • Experience in this field is a plus for the candidate.
   • Having good references is a definite plus.

   Synonymesadvantageousbeneficialfavorablegoodhelpfulpositivevaluable

   Antonymesdetrimentdrawbackliabilityminusnegative

• Symbole ou concept mathématique désignant l'addition ou une quantité positive ; également utilisé au sens large pour indiquer un avantage ou un bénéfice.

A mathematical symbol or concept indicating addition or positive quantity; also used broadly to denote an advantage or benefit.

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1. Advantage or benefitB1informal

   A positive factor or advantage; something that adds value.

   avantage ou bénéfice

   • One of the pluses of this job is flexible hours.
   • Traveling abroad is a major plus for personal growth.
   • The car's low fuel consumption is a big plus.

   Synonymesadvantageassetbenefitbonusboonfavorgaingoodimprovementpositiveprofit

   Antonymesdetrimentdisadvantagedrawbackliabilityminus

2. Addition signA1formal

   The symbol (+) used in mathematics to indicate addition.

   signe plus

   • In mathematics, the plus sign connects two numbers to be added.
   • Children learn to use the plus in first grade.
   • The equation requires a plus between the variables.

   Synonymesplus sign

• La préposition 'plus' indique l'addition ou l'inclusion d'un élément à un autre ; elle exprime la somme mathématique, des fonctions ou avantages supplémentaires, une température au-dessus de zéro, une amélioration de note ou des attributs positifs ajoutés à une situation.

The preposition 'plus' indicates addition or inclusion of one element to another; it expresses mathematical summation, additional features or benefits, temperatures above zero, grade enhancements, or positive attributes added to a situation.

1. Mathematical additionA1formalscientific

   Used to indicate the operation of adding one number or quantity to another

   plus (addition)

   • Two plus two equals four
   • What is ten plus five?
   • Calculate the total plus tax

2. Inclusion or addition (non-mathematical)A2formalbusiness

   Indicates that something is included in addition to something else, often referring to benefits, features, or costs

   En plus, addition

   • The salary is $5000 plus benefits
   • The price is $100 plus shipping
   • We need eggs plus milk

3. Temperature above zeroA2formalscientific

   Specifies a temperature that is above the freezing point or zero on a scale

   Positif (température au-dessus de zéro)

   • It's plus 20 degrees today
   • The temperature rose to plus 5
   • Store at plus 4°C

4. Grade or level enhancementB1formalamerican

   Used to indicate a slight increase or improvement in a grade, level, or classification

   Amélioration de niveau ou de note

   • She got a B plus on the test
   • He is rated A plus for performance
   • The hotel is three stars plus

5. Positive attribute or advantageB1informal

   Used to denote a favorable factor, benefit, or advantage added to a situation or argument

   avantage

   • The location is a big plus
   • His experience is a plus for the team
   • Plus, it's free