also， too， likewise， besides， moreover， furthermore

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also， too， likewise， besides， moreover， furthermore

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These adverbs indicate the presence of or introduce something additional. The first three generally imply that the additional element or consideration is equal in weight to what precedes it. 这些副词表示出或引出附加的事物的存在。前三个词一般暗示出附加成分或考虑与前面的内容同样重要。

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Also is more formal in tone than too: Also 在语气上比too更正式： He is gentle, but he is also capable of fierce intellectual combat. 他很温和，但他却也能够进行激烈的斗智。 If you buy a car, you'll need a parking place, too. 如果你买辆车，你还将需要一个停车场地。

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Likewise is even more formal than also and may imply similarity between elements as well as equality: Likewise 比also 更为正式并可能暗示各成分之间的平等和相似： You forgot to mention that her parents were likewise going to attend the ceremony. 你忘了提到她父母也打算去参加仪式。

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Besides often introduces an element that reinforces what has gone before: Besides 经常引出一个加强前面内容的成份： I don't feel like cooking; besides, there's no food in the house. 我不想做饭；而且家里已经没有可吃的东西了。

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Moreover and Moreover

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furthermore frequently stress the importance of what is to come: furthermore 常强调要出现的事物的重要性： The cellar was dark and forbidding; moreover, I knew a family of mice had nested there. 这个地窖阴森可怕；而且我知道那儿有一窝老鼠。 I don't want you to go; furthermore, I forbid it. 我不想让你去，而且我也禁止你去。

moreover, beyond what has been said
furthermore, in addition to what has been said

[1] “The acceleration performance of this car model is very poor; furthermore, its fuel consumption is extremely high.”

[2] “The acceleration performance of this car is very poor; moreover, its fuel consumption is extremely high.”

In the first example, the speaker gives 'an impartial, co-equal assessment of the two inadequacies of the car model', whereas in the second example, a critical judgmental sense against the fuel consumption aspect is conveyed. The speaker’s bias shows somewhat.