Supplement :
tāpiritanga
tāpiritanga, Pāoa, tānga, raupapa, Annexe, whareāpiti, kaieke, PostScript
tāpiritanga, te āwhina i roto i
tāpiritangatāpirisupplementationkō atutapiritangatāpiringa
tāpiritangatāpirisupplementationkō atutapiritangatāpiringa
Noun(1) textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end(2) a quantity added (e.g. to make up for a deficiency(3) a supplementary component that improves capability
Verb(1) add as a supplement to what seems insufficient(2) serve as a supplement to(3) add to the very end
(1) Tesco's Internet operations and personal finance offerings also look a strong supplement to the core food business.(2) All art, all education, can be merely a supplement to nature.(3) Still, the newspaper's new TV section - a more female-oriented supplement - is viewed as a positive in the market.(4) Of course, what most students do is supplement their income by borrowing from the bank.(5) Its Monday employment supplement - which now runs more than 100 pages and bulges with ads - carried the first serious job listings in Poland.(6) Today's Financial Times includes the latest edition of the FT-IT Review, the paper's always-insightful supplement on information technology.(7) Tucked inside is Assets, a pull-out supplement to test the market for a second title.(8) This was most likely the least interesting supplement on the disc.(9) she took the job to supplement her husband's income(10) See the online supplement for additional detail on the methods used in this study.(11) the handout is a supplement to the official manual(12) Miss Eisner's book, while not replacing Zamoyski's biography, does not seek to do so, and provides a lively and readable supplement .(13) Many people depend on the tax credit money to pay for their childcare, and supplement their incomes.(14) He shows a photograph taken from a Dutch newspaper supplement in which a beautiful model rests her head on it as a pillow.(15) Anti-lock brakes are a supplement to the standard brake pedal UI, just like power steering is an addition to the usual steering wheel.(16) One early issue carried a supplement designed to outline the new journal's agenda.
Related Phrases of supplement(1) dietary supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(2) food supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(3) herbal supplement ::
tāpiritanga otaota(4) nutritional supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(5) single supplement ::
tāpiritanga kotahi
(1) dietary supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(2) food supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(3) herbal supplement ::
tāpiritanga otaota(4) nutritional supplement ::
tāpiritanga kai(5) single supplement ::
tāpiritanga kotahi
Synonyms
Noun
1. addition ::
tua
2. surcharge ::
tāpiri
3. appendix ::
tāpiritanga
4. pullout ::
pullout
5. addendum ::
addendum
7. accessory ::
apatoko
Verb
8. augment ::
whakanui
9. append ::
tāpirihia
Noun
1. addition ::
tua
2. surcharge ::
tāpiri
3. appendix ::
tāpiritanga
4. pullout ::
pullout
5. addendum ::
addendum
7. accessory ::
apatoko
Verb
8. augment ::
whakanui
9. append ::
tāpirihia
Antonyms
1. decline ::
heke
2. decrease ::
whakaiti
3. diminution ::
hinganga
4. fall ::
hinga
5. loss ::
mate
6. reduction ::
whakaiti
1. decline ::
heke
2. decrease ::
whakaiti
3. diminution ::
hinganga
4. fall ::
hinga
5. loss ::
mate
6. reduction ::
whakaiti
Different Formssupplement, supplemental, supplementation, supplemented, supplementing, supplements
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