Is verb+点儿 an adverb?

Question

My friend asked me about the following sentence that appears in NPCR 1, Lesson 12: 你要多穿点儿衣服. I understand that it means "You should wear some more clothes." However, she is confused about the word order adverb (多)+verb (穿)+点儿 here, I couldn't quite explain why. Are we supposed to treat 点儿 like an adverb, and if so, why does it make sense to have both in one sentence?

Answer 1

点儿means "a bit more" .多穿点儿衣服 can be translate as"put on a bit more clothes" .

More examples: 多吃点儿 多喝点儿 快点儿

点儿 is use to embellish the “verb” ahead