Summary
to add {verb}
adicionar · aumentar · somar · agregar · acrescentar · incorporar · contribuir · ajuntar
English-Portuguese translation for "to add"
"to add" Portuguese translation
to add {verb}
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to add up, to append, to add on)
So we accept the spirit of the amendment but would like to add that further point.
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to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to raise, to expand, to increase, to rise)
In this way we can only add to the democratic legitimacy of the reform process.
I might add that these are policies based on practical proofs and practical opinions.
The last thing we need now is to add to the democratic deficit.
To add to the length of the beautifully presented annual reports which achieve precisely nothing?
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to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to add up, to sum, to amount, to tally)
But I must quickly add that I too am just as guilty in the question of the single story.
Add all those numbers together, and with any luck, arrive at the answer.
They all add to the number of people we have to do something about to help them survive.
to add up
Mr President, the significant increase in patent applications is adding to the impact of unclear patent law.
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to add in, to count up)
to add in
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to increase, to attach, to append, to accrue)
I would also add that indigenous peoples were also mentioned in the declaration.
My group has nothing more to add to this, and we support this position completely.
And we must add 1.5 % to that average of the three: that is the reference value.
I would like to support some of the concepts already discussed and add some others.
Mr President, I have nothing much to add to what I said at the start of the debate.
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to incorporate, to mix, to comprise, to embody)
Various countries are yet to incorporate this Code of Conduct in their own legislation and add the necessary penal provisions.
I would therefore add my voice to that of the Committee on Budgetary Control in its wish for the incorporation of the European Development
With that in mind, I want to draw attention in particular to the need to add the official languages of the Member States to the list of
We should only add a word of caution with regard to obstacles as a result of all kinds of intermediate levels of government intervention
A special section on the promotion of this type of product should be added to the FIFG regulations.
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to contribute)
We also believe it is important not to add to the tension in the area by exporting arms.
I do not want to add to the scare but bonemeal is extensively used in the horticultural industry.
But for my part, I am not sure that it would add much practical value to our efforts.
All it will do is add yet another layer of European bureaucracy and red tape to be dealt with by a business community already suffocated by
European legislation should not be adding to the uncertainty that people feel about their retirement.
to add [added|added] {vb} (also: to gather)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "add":
© Princeton Universityadd together · append · supply · lend · impart · bestow · contribute · bring
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to add" in Portuguese
Similar words
adamant · adaptability · adaptable · adaptation · adaptative · adapter · adapters · adaptogen · adaptor · ADB · add · add-in · added · addendum · addict · addicted · addiction · addictive · addition · additional · additionally
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