增添 | zēng tiān | to add; to increase | |
添加剂 | tiān jiā jì | additive; food additive | |
添加 | tiān jiā | to add; to increase | |
添置 | tiān zhì | to buy; to acquire; to add to one's possessions | |
锦上添花 | jǐn shàng tiān huā | lit. on brocade, add flowers (idiom); to decorate sth already perfect; gilding the lily |
1 | If the tea is too strong, add some hot water. | |
2 | Sometimes he would wink and add an extra slab of beef to her order. | |
3 | The question we're asking is, "Is there a good reason to add to our list of things there are? | |
4 | She multiplied clasps and pins where no one would have dreamed of looking. | |
5 | I colored in his name and date, and then added my own beneath it. |