mas
BrE /mæs/ AmE /mæs/
adverb / conjunction en → es
used to show that something is greater in amount, number, or degree than another thing
más
- more than
Collocations mas que · mas de
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He earns more money than I do.
Él gana más dinero que yo.
used to add information or introduce a new point in an argument or discussion
más, además de
- and then
Collocations mas que · mas que nada
-
He is a good teacher, and he also plays the guitar.
Es un buen profesor y además toca la guitarra.
used to introduce an idea that contrasts with or seems surprising in relation to what has just been said
pero, sin embargo
- but
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
I like most vegetables, but I don't like broccoli.
Me gustan la mayoría de las verduras, pero no me gusta el brócoli.
used to add information that supports or explains what has just been said
además de, por otra parte
- and
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
He is a good teacher, and he also plays the guitar.
Es un buen profesor y además toca la guitarra.
used to introduce an additional point or fact in a discussion or argument
además, por otra parte
- and
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
He is a good teacher, and he also plays the guitar.
Es un buen profesor y además toca la guitarra.
used to introduce an idea that contrasts with or seems surprising in relation to what has just been said
pero, sin embargo
- but
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
I like most vegetables, but I don't like broccoli.
Me gustan la mayoría de las verduras, pero no me gusta el brócoli.
used to add information that supports or explains what has just been said
además de, por otra parte
- and
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
He is a good teacher, and he also plays the guitar.
Es un buen profesor y además toca la guitarra.
used to introduce an additional point or fact in a discussion or argument
además, por otra parte
- and
Collocations mas que nada · mas bien
-
He is a good teacher, and he also plays the guitar.
Es un buen profesor y además toca la guitarra.