况且 (kuàng qiě): Moreover (Conjunction) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He is experienced, and moreover, proficient in multiple languages, making him an ideal candidate for project manager.

Why do you need to go in person? Besides, you can easily handle all the procedures online.

He is very busy today, and moreover, he has an exam tomorrow, so he can't go out to play.

I am not opposed to this proposal, and moreover, I cannot propose a more reasonable alternative.

The weather is nice this weekend, and besides, we haven't seen each other for a long time. How about going hiking together?

The cost of this project is too high, and furthermore, the market prospects are uncertain, so we need to reevaluate it.

This technology is not yet mature, and in addition, it involves complex ethical issues, so it must be advanced with caution.