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-cum-
preposition
uk / -kʌm-/ us / -kʌm-/
used to join two nouns, showing that a person or thing does two things or has two purposes; combined with: （用于连接两个名词）兼作，连带，附有
This is my bedroom-cum-study.这是我的卧室兼书房。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Also, extra, and in addition
added
additional
additionally
again
along
et al.
et cetera
etc.
excess
filler
hand
premium
rate
regardless
same
secondly
side
suchlike
supernumerary
touch
-cum- | American Dictionary
-cum-
preposition
us/kʊm, kʌm/
used to join two nouns, showing that a person or thing does two things or has two purposes; combined with:
She appointed the actor-cum-diplomat to the post.
cum | Business English
cum
preposition
uk /kʌm/us
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET
used to mean 'with' when describing what the price of particular shares, bonds, etc. includes:
cum bonus/dividend/interestIf a share price is 'cum dividend', it means that if you buy it now, you qualify for the dividend.
It is assumed a share or bond is dealing cum rights unless otherwise stated.
See also
ex-
used to show that something has two purposes, or that someone does two things:
He now proposes to turn the disused site into a wind farm cum wildlife sanctuary.
Redundancy prompted one man to relaunch himself as a gardener cum odd job man.
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