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add-on Definition

☆ add·-on (ad′än′)

noun

something added to something else; specif., an option or accessory that can be purchased to enhance the performance, appearance, etc. of the thing to which it is added

add-on Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • install: Before installing this add-on, please make sure you have WinZip Pro installed.
  • buy: You can buy inexpensive add-ons like a foot switch to give your controller keyboard a sustain pedal action, just like a piano.

Adjective modifier

  • optional: An optional add-on 3D molecule viewer is available for Windows users - see below.
  • third-party: Numerous third-party add-ons are currently available - for example, modules for manufacturing, retail or services.
  • complimentary: Aspire offers three nights in the city as a complimentary add-on to a short all-inclusive holiday in the Kruger National Park.
  • expensive: Full-text search - with SQL Server, you no longer need expensive add-ons to handle full-text database searches.
  • free: Free regional add-ons from certain airports are included, subject to availability.
  • regional: Regional add-ons: Available from £ 115 per person return.

Modifies a noun

  • module: Corel is also offering a special add-on module to import stitch files.
  • therapy: The cost-effectiveness of newer drugs as add-on therapy for children with focal epilepsies.
  • keyboard: Stephen Adams has produced a kit which allows you to add extra keys to your add-on keyboard.
  • fare: The above add-on fares apply to to all single or return ticket types, excluding Promotional tickets ( eg.
  • pack: Also, I would rather buy add-on packs for a few dollars than trying to import by hand my own puzzles.
  • lens: The camera also supports numerous add-on lenses and filters, plus an external flash.

Noun used with modifier

  • hardware: REVIEWS Black Magic Boxes Who knows the secret of the two new hardware transfer add-ons?
  • browser: For web browsing, SP2 extends Internet Explorer with a pop-up blocker and the ability to disable browser add-ons.
  • software: Coupled with the above optional disk drive, you could then purchase ' expansion packs ' which are special archives containing software add-ons.
  • bus: Summary: The positives The industry is planning a zonal bus add-on scheme for every community with a population of 100,000 or more.
  • cut: New speed manual cuts add-on personal darker than the have helped to.
  • party: It offers customers in-depth functionality and an existing range of third party add-ons.