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| 1 | present in larger amounts than usual or than expected 附加的；额外的 |
| Baby food should contain no added sugar or salt. 婴儿食品不应该额外添加糖或盐。 |
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| 2 | an added advantage , benefit etc makes a good situation even better （好处、利益等）进一步的，增添的 |
| New equipment gives them an added incentive to start training again. 新设备进一步激励他们重新开始训练。 |
| an added bonus I love my job. The salary is just an added bonus. 我热爱我的工作，工资只是额外的收获而已。 |
| | 2a | an added difficulty , problem , disappointment etc makes a bad situation even worse （困难、问题、失望等）更进一步的 | | The illness was an added setback to her floundering career. 疾病对她挣扎中的事业来说是更进一步的打击。 | |
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