Conjunction: adding information
Used to connect two clauses, adding further information or emphasis.
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Used to connect two clauses, adding further information or emphasis.
and
moreover; besides; in addition
Used to indicate a temporary action or a concessive stance, often contrasting with another situation.
[with negative] not even, let alone
for the time being; for the moment
Wait before acting; first listen to his opinion.
He can't even walk yet, let alone run.
He is smart and diligent.
Let's rest here temporarily.
This plan is feasible, and moreover, the cost is relatively low.
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