1 a greater number or quantity of: “I've more pencils than he has.”
meer

2 an additional number or quantity of: “We need some more milk.”
meer

1 used to form the comparative of many adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than two syllables: “She can do it more easily that I can”
meer

2 to a greater degree or extent: “I'm exercising a little more now than I used to.”
meer

3 again: “We'll play it once more.”
opnieuw

1 a greater number or quantity: “'Are there a lot of people?' 'There are far more than we expected.'”
meer

2 an additional number or amount: “We've run out of paint. Will you go and get some more?”
nog wat

more'over (Bijwoord)

also; what is more important: “I don't like the idea, and moreover, I think it's illegal.”
bovendien

any more

any longer; nowadays: “He doesn't go any more, but he used to go twice a week.”
niet meer

more and more

increasingly: “It's becoming more and more difficult to see.”
steeds meer

more or less

approximately or almost: “They've more or less finished the job”
min of meer

the more †¦ the more/less

: “The more I see her, the more/less I like her.”
hoe meer ... hoe

what is / what's more

moreover: “He came home after midnight, and what's more, he was drunk.”
bovendien
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more	frequenter ; meer ; vaker ; langer

Bronnen: interglot; Wakefield genealogy pages




EN: more often

EN: I 've seen no more of him NL: ik heb hem niet meer gezien
EN: more and more NL: steeds meer
EN: more or less NL: min of meer
EN: no more NL: niet(s) meer
EN: he is no more a wealthy man than I am NL: hij is evenmin een rijk man als ik
EN: he is not more keen on it than his friend NL: hij is er even happig op als zijn vriend
EN: some more please NL: nog wat alstublieft
EN: one more difficulty NL: nog een moeilijkheid
EN: the more is the pity NL: jammer genoeg NL: he did not like it
EN: no more did I NL: hij deed het niet graag NL: ik ook niet