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moreover

/ˈmɔːr.oʊ.vər/

翻译: 连词性副词,用于补充信息,表示“除此之外”或“而且”。常连接句子或分句,表示后述内容对前述内容进行加强或扩展。

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词语关系

adverb

/ˈmɔːr.oʊ.vər/B2formal
  • zh连词性副词,用于补充信息,表示“除此之外”或“而且”。常连接句子或分句,表示后述内容对前述内容进行加强或扩展。

A conjunctive adverb used to add information, meaning "in addition" or "furthermore." It connects sentences or clauses, often indicating that the following statement strengthens or expands on the preceding one.

  1. In addition; furthermoreB1formal

    Used to introduce an additional point that supports or reinforces what has just been said.

    zh此外;而且

    • The project was completed on time; moreover, it was under budget.
    • She has a PhD in chemistry; moreover, she speaks three languages fluently.
    • The evidence is compelling, and moreover, there are several eyewitness accounts.

    同义词additionallyalsobesidesfurtherfurthermoretoo

  2. Emphasis of a stronger argumentB2formal

    Serves to stress that the forthcoming statement carries extra weight or significance.

    zh强调更有力的论据

    • The policy is unfair; moreover, it violates international law.
    • He denied the accusations, but moreover, he provided alibi evidence.
    • The weather forecast predicts rain; moreover, a storm is expected by evening.

    同义词above allactuallyin factindeed

  3. Literary or rhetorical useC1formalbritish

    Occasionally employed in formal or literary writing to link clauses with a sense of elevated style.

    zh文学或修辞用法

    • The castle stood on a hill, its towers gleaming in the dusk; moreover, the surrounding gardens were in full bloom.
    • She answered all questions concisely, and moreover, she offered insightful commentary.
    • The decree was harsh; moreover, it was enforced without any public consultation.

    同义词additionallyalsobesidesfurthermorelikewise

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