Pronunciation: /əˈnəðər/
noun definition if has any
A1 Can I have another cookie, please?
A2 I need to buy another book for my collection.
B1 She decided to start another project after finishing the first one.
B2 I would like to try another restaurant for dinner tonight.
C1 The company is planning to open another branch in a different city.
C2 After visiting Paris, they decided to explore another European city for their next vacation.
adjective used to refer to an additional or different one of the same type
A1 I need another pencil to finish my drawing.
A2 Can you pass me another plate, please?
B1 She bought another book by her favorite author.
B2 I think we should try another approach to solve this problem.
C1 After visiting Paris, they decided to explore another European city.
C2 Having already climbed Mount Everest, he set his sights on conquering another challenging peak.
pronoun used to refer to an additional or different one of the same type
A1 I have one pencil, but I need another.
A2 She finished one book and started another.
B1 I already have one cat, but I'm thinking of getting another.
B2 After visiting one museum, they decided to explore another.
C1 One solution didn't work, so they had to come up with another.
C2 Having tried one method, they attempted another for better results.
formal After finishing one project, the team immediately started on another.
informal Let's grab another slice of pizza before we go.
slang I can't believe he ate another whole pizza by himself!
figurative She knew she had to pick herself up and try another approach to solve the problem.
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