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extra

释义

extra

adjective

UK /ˈekstrə/

1
in addition to the usual or expected amount
There’s no extra money for emergencies.
We need extra space for guests.
As an extra precaution, I turned off the electricity.
Synonyms and related words
Also and additional
also
additional
extra
2
over the top, dramatic, pretentious or very high-maintenance
That “Salt Bae” chef is so extra!
Submitted by:
Lubos from Slovakia on 03/03/2018
Open Dictionary - March2018
3
great; cool
You look so extra in that dress!
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 23/01/2017
Open Dictionary - January2017

phrases

be extra

extra

adjective

US /ˈekstrə/

1
in addition to the usual or expected amount
There’s no extra money for emergencies.
We need extra space for guests.
As an extra precaution, I turned off the electricity.
Synonyms and related words
Also and additional
also
additional
extra
2
over the top, dramatic, pretentious or very high-maintenance
That “Salt Bae” chef is so extra!
Submitted by:
Lubos from Slovakia on 03/03/2018
Open Dictionary - March2018
3
great; cool
You look so extra in that dress!
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 23/01/2017
Open Dictionary - January2017

phrases

be extra

extra

adverb

UK /ˈekstrə/

1
more than a particular amount of money
You have to pay extra for insurance.
It costs extra if you travel before 10 am.
Synonyms and related words
Types of prices and describing prices and costs
all in
all-in
all-inclusive
2
very: used for emphasizing adjectives and adverbs
Be extra careful when you go out alone at night.
an extra special gift
Synonyms and related words
Very and very much
very
particularly
deeply

extra

adverb

US /ˈekstrə/

1
more than a particular amount of money
You have to pay extra for insurance.
It costs extra if you leave before 9 a.m.
Synonyms and related words
Types of prices and describing prices and costs
$90, 80 cents, etc. a clip
all in
all-in
2
very: used for emphasizing adjectives and adverbs
Be extra careful when you go out alone at night.
an extra special gift
Synonyms and related words
Very and very much
very
particularly
deeply

extra

noun countable

UK /ˈekstrə/

Word Forms

singular	extra
plural	extras

1
something that you can buy with something else for an additional payment
The car comes with most extras that you’d expect, like twin air-bags.
optional extra:
A virus checker is available as an optional extra for your computer.
Synonyms and related words
Things for sale and things bought
merch
product
goods
2
cinemasomeone who has a very small part in a film, for example as a member of a crowd
Synonyms and related words
Roles for actors
alias
baddy
bad guy
3
a special edition of a newspaper that is published when something important happens
Synonyms and related words
Types of newspaper or magazine
back copy
back issue
back number

extra

noun countable

US /ˈekstrə/

Word Forms

singular	extra
plural	extras

1
something that you can buy with something else for an additional payment
The car comes with most extras that you’d expect, like twin air-bags.
optional extra:
A virus checker is available as an optional extra for your computer.
Synonyms and related words
Things for sale and things bought
merch
product
goods
2
cinemasomeone who has a very small part in a movie, for example as a member of a crowd
Synonyms and related words
Roles for actors
alias
baddy
bad guy
3
a special edition of a newspaper that is published when something important happens
Synonyms and related words
Types of newspaper or magazine
back copy
back issue
back number

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