and; moreover; furthermore
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesconjunction
connecting parallel components; simultaneous actions/properties
formalUsed to link two or more verbs, adjectives, or phrases to indicate that multiple actions happen at the same time or multiple qualities exist together.
This child is smart and brave; both teachers and classmates like him very much.
At the meeting, everyone had a heated discussion and unanimously passed this production plan.
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He likes running and insists on getting up early to exercise every day.
This kind of fruit tastes sweet and is rich in vitamins.
We should study carefully and practice actively.
conjunction
indicating further progression in a clause
formalUsed in the second clause of a complex sentence to indicate a further, more significant point or result.
She was named an advanced production worker and also attended the national advanced worker experience exchange meeting.
This new technology improved production efficiency and reduced energy consumption as well.
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He not only passed the CET-4 exam but also achieved excellent results.
The dishes at this restaurant have authentic flavors and are also very reasonably priced.
He finished his own job and also took the initiative to help his colleagues complete the remaining tasks.