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🔑 extraBrE /ˈekstrə/NAmE /ˈekstrə/ adjectivemore than is usual, expected, or than exists already 额外的；分外的；外加的；附加的 SYN additional ◆Breakfast is provided at no extra charge. 供应早餐，不另收费。◆The conference is going to be a lot of extra work. 这次会议将有很多额外工作。◆an extra pint of milk 外加的一品脱牛奶◆The government has promised an extra £1 billion for health care. 政府承诺为医疗保健再拨款 10 亿英镑。◆Take extra care on the roads this evening. 今晚在路上要格外小心。 ➡ see also extra time 🔑 extraBrE /ˈekstrə/NAmE /ˈekstrə/ noun🔑 a thing that is added to sth that is not usual, standard or necessary and that costs more 额外的事物；另外收费的事物◆The monthly fee is fixed and there are no hidden extras (= unexpected costs). 月费是固定的，没有未言明的额外开支。◆(BrE) Metallic paint is an optional extra (= a thing you can choose to have or not, but must pay more for if you have it). 喷金属漆是自由选择的，要额外收费。a person who is employed to play a very small part in a film/movie, usually as a member of a crowd （电影里的）临时演员，群众演员 🔑 extraBrE /ˈekstrə/NAmE /ˈekstrə/ adverb🔑 in addition; more than is usual, expected or exists already 额外；另外；外加◆to charge/pay/cost extra 另外收费；另付；额外花费◆I need to earn a bit extra this month. 我这个月需要挣点外快。◆The rate for a room is £60, but breakfast is extra.一个房间收费 60 英镑，不含早餐。🔑 () more than usually 特别；格外；分外◆You need to be extra careful not to make any mistakes. 你要格外小心，别犯错误。◆an extra large T-shirt 一件特大号的 T 恤衫◆She tried extra hard. 她特别努力。 |