Pronunciation: /bɪˈsaɪdz/
adverb in addition; also
A1 I like to swim in the pool, besides I also enjoy playing tennis.
A2 Besides studying English, she is also learning French.
B1 Besides being a doctor, he is also a talented musician.
B2 Besides his job as a lawyer, he is also a passionate writer.
C1 Besides his many accomplishments, he remains humble and down-to-earth.
C2 Besides his busy schedule, he always finds time to volunteer at the local shelter.
preposition used to indicate in addition to what has been said
A1 Besides studying English, she also enjoys playing tennis.
A2 Besides his job as a teacher, he is also a talented musician.
B1 Besides the main course, they also offer a variety of appetizers.
B2 Besides the beautiful scenery, the hotel also has a spa and fitness center.
C1 Besides being a successful CEO, she is also a dedicated philanthropist.
C2 Besides his academic achievements, he is also known for his humanitarian work.
conjunction in addition to; apart from
A1 I like pizza, besides, I also enjoy pasta.
A2 She is good at singing, besides, she can also play the guitar.
B1 I don't have time to watch TV, besides, I prefer reading books.
B2 The movie was not only entertaining but also thought-provoking. Besides, the acting was superb.
C1 Besides being a talented artist, she is also a successful businesswoman.
C2 I enjoy traveling to exotic locations. Besides, it allows me to experience different cultures and cuisines.
formal Besides his academic achievements, he also excels in extracurricular activities.
informal I don't want to go to the concert, besides I have to study for my exam.
slang I'm not going to the party, besides it's going to be lame.
figurative Besides being a talented artist, she is also a great cook.
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more besides
most besides
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