英语词汇“extra”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Do you have to pay extra for installation?
It won't cost much extra, so we might just as well stay for another night.
They charge extra for any additional passengers.
The hotel is full at the moment - we're extra busy because it's the tourist season.
I only expected her to help with the children, but she did so much extra around the house.

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Also, extra, and in addition

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also
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excess
for good measure idiom
for luck idiom
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hand
have sth in hand idiom
say
second 1
the icing on the cake idiom
thirdly
to boot idiom
to cap it all idiom
to say nothing of ... idiom
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extranoun [ C ]

uk/ˈek.strə/us/ˈek.strə/

extra noun [ C ] (SOMETHING MORE)

B1 something that you can get with something else if you pay a little more money:

A sunroof is an optional extra on this model of the car.

More examples

The price of the holiday includes flights, full board, and all extras.
When we'd added up all our extras, the hotel bill was enormous.

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added
additional
again
along
also
case
excess
for good measure idiom
for luck idiom
furthermore
hand
have sth in hand idiom
say
second 1
the icing on the cake idiom
thirdly
to boot idiom
to cap it all idiom
to say nothing of ... idiom
yet

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extra noun [ C ] (FILMS)

C1 a person in a film who does not have a speaking part and who is usually part of the scene, for example, in a crowd

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Cinema - general words

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animator
best boy
Bollywood
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filming
filmstrip
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shoot
showing
slide projector
slow motion
sound effect
soundtrack
storyboard
the big screen 1

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extra noun [ C ] (CRICKET)

a point given to one cricket team if the other team makes an illegal mistake when bowling

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Cricket

12th man
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batswoman
batting average
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cricketer
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extra-prefix

uk/ek.strə-/us/ek.strə-/

outside or in addition to:

extraterrestrial beings (= imaginary creatures which come from outside the planet Earth)

an extramarital affair (= a sexual relationship of a married person with someone other than their husband or wife)

extracurricular activities (= activities which are not part of the usual school or college course)

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Also, extra, and in addition

added
additional
again
along
also
case
excess
for good measure idiom
for luck idiom
furthermore
hand
have sth in hand idiom
say
second 1
the icing on the cake idiom
thirdly
to boot idiom
to cap it all idiom
to say nothing of ... idiom
yet

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extraadjective, adverb [ not gradable ]

us/ˈek·strə/

added, additional, or more than expected:

Some students needed extra help.

He’s been working an extra two hours a day.

I bought some extra batteries.

extranoun [ C ]

us/ˈek·strə/

something that is added when you pay for goods or a service:

We didn’t get any extras on our new car except for the CD player.

An extra is also a person in a movie who does not have a speaking part and is usually in the background or in a crowd.

extraadjective

uk/ˈekstrə/us

more than or added to what is usual or what already exists:

Without the extra help, campus leaders may face tough choices, such as whether to cut some programs.

extra cash/funding/money

extra compensation/income/pay

extra charge/expense/fee

go the extra mile

to make more effort than is expected of you:

Our state government functions as well as it does because our employees routinely go the extra mile.

extraadverb

uk/ˈekstrə/us

more than is usual or than exists already:

The average family of four is spending anywhere from $7 to $10 extra a week on groceries alone, compared to a year ago.

I'm quite happy to pay extra if the quality is right.

extranoun [ C ]

uk/ˈekstrə/us

something that is added to what is usual, and that may cost more:

Borrowers are already burdened with mortgage extras such as arrangement fees, legal bills, and life assurance cover.

The telephone call charges seem reasonable but there is the hidden extra of a £35 connection charge.

On average, £1,700 of optional extras are ordered on every car that leaves the plant.

extra-prefix

uk/ekstrə-/us

outside or in addition to:

Because schools rely heavily on property taxes to fund extracurricular activities, districts in less affluent areas are struggling to fund them.

very, or more than usual:

The city passed an ordinance that requires economic impact studies for Supercenters and other extra-large stores.

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释义	Contents adjective (1) extra (1) adverb (1) extra (1) noun (3) extra (SOMETHING MORE) extra (FILMS) extra (CRICKET) prefix (1) extra- (1) Contents adjective (1) extra (1) noun (1) extra (1) Contents adjective (2) extra (1) extra (2) adverb (1) extra (1) noun (1) extra (1) prefix (2) extra- (1) extra- (2) English American Business extraadjective uk/ˈek.strə/us/ˈek.strə/ A2 added to what is normal: If you need any extra help, just call me. Recently he's been working an extra two hours a day. The price includes travel and accommodation but meals are extra (= there is an additional charge for meals). More examples He punished the class by giving them extra work. Being a single parent qualifies you for extra benefits. She waited on tables to earn some extra money. I've put a T-shirt on under my sweater for extra warmth. Have you warned them that there will be an extra person for dinner? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Also, extra, and in addition added additional again along also case excess for good measure idiom for luck idiom furthermore hand *have sth* in hand idiom say second 1 the icing on the cake idiom thirdly to boot idiom to cap it all** idiom to say nothing of ... idiom yet See more results » Idiom(s) go the extra mile extraadverb uk/ˈek.strə/us/ˈek.strə/ B1 more: They pay her extra to work nights. We agreed on a price but afterwards they wanted £10 extra. I worked extra hard (= more than usual) on that essay. More examples Do you have to pay extra for installation? It won't cost much extra, so we might just as well stay for another night. They charge extra for any additional passengers. The hotel is full at the moment - we're extra busy because it's the tourist season. I only expected her to help with the children, but she did so much extra around the house. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Also, extra, and in addition added additional again along also case excess for good measure idiom for luck idiom furthermore hand *have sth* in hand idiom say second 1 the icing on the cake idiom thirdly to boot idiom to cap it all** idiom to say nothing of ... idiom yet See more results » extranoun [ C ] uk/ˈek.strə/us/ˈek.strə/ extra noun [ C ] (SOMETHING MORE) B1 something that you can get with something else if you pay a little more money: A sunroof is an optional extra on this model of the car. More examples The price of the holiday includes flights, full board, and all extras. When we'd added up all our extras, the hotel bill was enormous. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Also, extra, and in addition added additional again along also case excess for good measure idiom for luck idiom furthermore hand *have sth* in hand idiom say second 1 the icing on the cake idiom thirdly to boot idiom to cap it all** idiom to say nothing of ... idiom yet See more results » extra noun [ C ] (FILMS) C1 a person in a film who does not have a speaking part and who is usually part of the scene, for example, in a crowd Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cinema - general words 12A animation animator best boy Bollywood boom filming filmstrip footage freeze-frame gaffer pan shoot showing slide projector slow motion sound effect soundtrack storyboard the big screen 1 See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cinema & theatre: actors & performers extra noun [ C ] (CRICKET) a point given to one cricket team if the other team makes an illegal mistake when bowling Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cricket 12th man bails 2 batswoman batting average century cricketer declare delivery fall leg maiden overthrow pavilion run sb out six test match the infield the outfield wicket wicketkeeper See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Also, extra, and in addition extra-prefix uk/ek.strə-/us/ek.strə-/ outside or in addition to: extraterrestrial beings (= imaginary creatures which come from outside the planet Earth) an extramarital affair (= a sexual relationship of a married person with someone other than their husband or wife) extracurricular activities (= activities which are not part of the usual school or college course) Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Also, extra, and in addition added additional again along also case excess for good measure idiom for luck idiom furthermore hand *have sth* in hand idiom say second 1 the icing on the cake idiom thirdly to boot idiom to cap it all** idiom to say nothing of ... idiom yet See more results » extraadjective, adverb [ not gradable ] us/ˈek·strə/ added, additional, or more than expected: Some students needed extra help. He’s been working an extra two hours a day. I bought some extra batteries. extranoun [ C ] us/ˈek·strə/ something that is added when you pay for goods or a service: We didn’t get any extras on our new car except for the CD player. An extra is also a person in a movie who does not have a speaking part and is usually in the background or in a crowd. extraadjective uk/ˈekstrə/us more than or added to what is usual or what already exists: Without the extra help, campus leaders may face tough choices, such as whether to cut some programs. extra cash/funding/money extra compensation/income/pay extra charge/expense/fee go the extra mile to make more effort than is expected of you: Our state government functions as well as it does because our employees routinely go the extra mile. extraadverb uk/ˈekstrə/us more than is usual or than exists already: The average family of four is spending anywhere from $7 to $10 extra a week on groceries alone, compared to a year ago. I'm quite happy to pay extra if the quality is right. extranoun [ C ] uk/ˈekstrə/us something that is added to what is usual, and that may cost more: Borrowers are already burdened with mortgage extras such as arrangement fees, legal bills, and life assurance cover. The telephone call charges seem reasonable but there is the hidden extra of a £35 connection charge. On average, £1,700 of optional extras are ordered on every car that leaves the plant. extra-prefix uk/ekstrə-/us outside or in addition to: Because schools rely heavily on property taxes to fund extracurricular activities, districts in less affluent areas are struggling to fund them. very, or more than usual: The city passed an ordinance that requires economic impact studies for Supercenters and other extra-large stores.
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