append
verb (append, appends, appended, appending)
Everyday
- (formal) To add something to the end of a document, list or piece of writing. tree →
- (computing) To add an item to the end of a list or file. tree →
In the lessons
In formal writing: append a note, appended a list of sources. In coding lessons: append an item to a list. Phrases: append to, appended list.
Examples
- Please append your name to the end of the letter. tree →
- The teacher appended a note to my report. tree →
- In the code, we append each new score to the list. tree →
- A list of sources is appended to the essay. tree →
- Append the new word to the bottom of the spelling list. tree →
- The program appends the line to the file. tree →
- All the doctors could certify to that and they all put their names to this and appended their seals, and then they had done all they could. tree →
Note
Formal; everyday: add on, add at the end. Related noun: appendix (an extra section at the end of a book; plural appendices). Not related to "depend" in meaning.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «append»: every meaning and example of this page parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «append» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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