| 单词 | extra |
| 释义 | extra1 /eksˈtrə/adjective
Unusually or exceptionally noun
ORIGIN: Prob contracted from extraordinary extra-condensedˈ adjective (printing) Extremely narrow in proportion to the height extra cover noun In cricket, a fielding position on the offside between cover point and mid-off, or a player in this position extra jam or extra marmalade noun Under EU regulations, jam or marmalade containing a considerably higher percentage (by weight) of fruit than that in ordinary jam or marmalade extra-specˈial adjective Very special noun A special late edition of an evening newspaper called for by some news of great importance extra time noun Additional time allowed at the end of a match because of time lost through injury, etc, or to achieve a decisive result when the score is level extra virgin or extra-virgin adjective (of olive oil) of the best quality, extracted by pressing, not by chemical processes extra2 /eksˈtrə or eksˈträ/ (Latin)prepositionOutside extra modum /mōˈdəm or moˈdŭm/ Beyond measure, extravagant extra muros /mūˈrōs or mooˈrōs/ Beyond the walls extra- /ek-strə-/prefixOutside ORIGIN: L extrā outside extra-axˈillary adjective (botany) Not in the axil of a leaf extracanonˈical adjective Not part of the canon of the Bible extracellˈular adjective (biology) Outside the cell walls extracellˈularly adverb extracorporˈeal adjective Outside the body extra-curricˈular adjective
extra-curricˈularly adverb extradōˈtal adjective Not forming part of the dowry extradūˈral adjective and noun same as epidural extrafloˈral adjective
extraforāˈneous adjective Outdoor extragalacˈtic adjective (astronomy) Outside our galaxy extra-illˈustrate (or /-lusˈ/) transitive verb To illustrate from other printed books, to grangerize extra-illustrāˈtion noun extrajudiˈcial adjective Not made in court, beyond the usual course of legal proceeding extrajudiˈcially adverb extralimˈital, also extralimˈitary adjective (zoology)
extramarˈital adjective (of sexual relations, etc) outside marriage extramarˈitally adverb extrametˈrical adjective (prosody) In excess of the prescribed number of syllables in the line extramunˈdane adjective Beyond the material world extramūˈral adjective
extramūˈrally adverb exˈtranet noun (computing) An area of an organization's intranet site that may be accessed by certain privileged users outside the organization extranūˈclear adjective (biology) Outside the nucleus (of a cell or an atom) extra-parōˈchial adjective Beyond the limits of a parish extra-physˈical adjective Not subject to physical laws extra-professˈional adjective
extra-provinˈcial adjective Outside the limits of a particular province extra-regˈular adjective Unlimited by rules extrasenˈsory adjective Outside the ordinary senses, as in extrasensory perception the ability to perceive without the normal senses (cf sixth sense) extra-sōˈlar adjective Beyond the solar system extraterresˈtrial adjective Outside, or from outside, the earth (also noun) extraterritoˈrial adjective Outside a territory or territorial jurisdiction (also exterritorˈial) extraterritorialˈity noun The privilege of being outside the jurisdiction of the country one is in (also exterritorialˈity) extratropˈical adjective Outside the tropics extra-ūˈterine adjective Outside the uterus extravasˈcular adjective (biology) Outside the vascular system or a blood vessel extravehicˈūlar adjective Situated, used or happening outside a spacecraft |
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