Definition of addend in English:

addend

noun ˈadɛndˈæˌdɛnd

Mathematics Computing

A number which is added to another.
as its name suggests the Accumulator ‘accumulates’ by keeping its addend in memory and incrementing by the addend it receives from another transmitting unit
Compare with augend
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, the sum is a polygon whose vertices are obtained as the sums of vertices of the addends.
- In this code, the addend is left on the stack.
- In order to add two numbers three registers are normally required: two for the two addends and one more for the result.
- The addends of the problems were lower than 6 and their sums were lower than 9.
- The width of the sum in any direction equals the sum of widths of the addends in that direction.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin addendus 'to be added', gerundive of addere (see add).

Definition of addend in US English:

addend

nounˈaˌdendˈæˌdɛnd

Computing Mathematics

A number which is added to another.
as its name suggests the Accumulator ‘accumulates’ by keeping its addend in memory and incrementing by the addend it receives from another transmitting unit
Compare with augend
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, the sum is a polygon whose vertices are obtained as the sums of vertices of the addends.
- The addends of the problems were lower than 6 and their sums were lower than 9.
- In order to add two numbers three registers are normally required: two for the two addends and one more for the result.
- In this code, the addend is left on the stack.
- The width of the sum in any direction equals the sum of widths of the addends in that direction.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin addendus ‘to be added’, gerundive of addere (see add).

单词	addend
释义	Definition of addend in English: addend noun ˈadɛndˈæˌdɛnd Mathematics Computing A number which is added to another. as its name suggests the Accumulator ‘accumulates’ by keeping its addend in memory and incrementing by the addend it receives from another transmitting unit Compare with augend Example sentencesExamples Indeed, the sum is a polygon whose vertices are obtained as the sums of vertices of the addends. In this code, the addend is left on the stack. In order to add two numbers three registers are normally required: two for the two addends and one more for the result. The addends of the problems were lower than 6 and their sums were lower than 9. The width of the sum in any direction equals the sum of widths of the addends in that direction. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin addendus 'to be added', gerundive of addere (see add). Definition of addend in US English: addend nounˈaˌdendˈæˌdɛnd Computing Mathematics A number which is added to another. as its name suggests the Accumulator ‘accumulates’ by keeping its addend in memory and incrementing by the addend it receives from another transmitting unit Compare with augend Example sentencesExamples Indeed, the sum is a polygon whose vertices are obtained as the sums of vertices of the addends. The addends of the problems were lower than 6 and their sums were lower than 9. In order to add two numbers three registers are normally required: two for the two addends and one more for the result. In this code, the addend is left on the stack. The width of the sum in any direction equals the sum of widths of the addends in that direction. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin addendus ‘to be added’, gerundive of addere (see add).
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