How is the word addition translated from French to English

L'action d'additionner des nombres.

The act of adding numbers together.

noun
English translation
addition

Examples with “addition”

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  • Les enfants apprennent l'addition avant la multiplication. Kids learn addition before multiplication.

  • Le nouveau canapé est un bel ajout à la pièce. The new sofa is a great addition to the room.

  • Est-ce un problème d'addition ou de soustraction ? Is this a problem of addition or subtraction?

  • Ces petits ajouts rendent l'application bien meilleure. These small additions make the app much nicer.

  • Nous pratiquons l'addition avec de petits nombres d'abord. We practice addition with small numbers first.

  • Le balcon était-il un ajout ultérieur ? Was the balcony a later addition?

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FAQ about “addition”

How is “addition” translated from French?
“addition” translates into English as “addition”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “addition” mean?
Meaning of “addition”: L'action d'additionner des nombres. In English — “addition”.
What part of speech is “addition”?
“addition” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “addition”?
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