Meaning & Definition of Also in English
Also
In addition; too.
Pronunciation:
/ˈɔːl.soʊ/Part of Speech:
adverbDetailed Definitions
Definition: Used to introduce an additional statement or idea.
Example Sentence: I enjoy swimming; I also like to run.
Definition: As well; in addition.
Example Sentence: She is a talented singer and also a great dancer.
Definition: Furthermore; likewise.
Example Sentence: The project was successful; it also received positive feedback.
Definition: In a similar manner.
Example Sentence: He found the solution difficult; I also struggled.
Definition: Used to indicate a similarity.
Example Sentence: She is an artist, and he also is one.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old English 'ālse', a combination of 'al' (all) and 'so' (thus).
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- as well: In addition; also.
- not only... but also: Used to emphasize that two things are true.
- also known as: Used to introduce another name for something.
Translations
- Spanish: también
- French: aussi
- German: auch
- Russian: также
Related Words
- furthermore: In addition to; besides.
- additionally: Also; in addition.
- likewise: In the same way; similarly.
Slang Meanings of also
Meaning: Also
Example Sentence: I'm going to the party, and you should come also!
Meaning: Too
Example Sentence: I wanna hang out with you too, like we did last week.