No. 11,046 in French

plus

"Plus" means "more" or "no more" depending on context.

In a sentence

J'ai plus de temps aujourd'hui.
I have more time today.
In this sentence, 'plus' is used to indicate an increase in amount or quantity, meaning 'more' in English.
Il ne veut plus jouer avec ses amis.
He no longer wants to play with his friends.
In this sentence, 'plus' is used in a negative context ('ne...plus'), meaning 'no longer' or 'anymore' in English.
Elle est la plus grande de la classe.
She is the tallest in the class.
Here, 'plus' is used as part of a superlative construction ('la plus grande'), meaning 'the most' or 'the -est' in English.

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