/ˈekstrə ||; ˈɛkstrə/adjadv
more than is usual, expected, or than exists already 超过平常的;额外的;外加的:
I'll need some extra money for the holidays.我需要多一点的钱来度假。‘What size is this sweater?’ ‘Extra large.’“这件套衫是什么尺码的?”“特大号。”Is wine included in the price of the meal or is it extra?酒是算在饭钱里,还是另计的?I tried to be extra nice to him yesterday because it was his birthday.昨天是他的生日,我尽量待他格外好一些。
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/ˈekstrə ||; ˈɛkstrə/noun[C]
1 something that costs more, or that is not normally included 额外或额外收费的事物:
Optional extras such as colour printer, scanner and modem are available on top of the basic package.除了基本的套件以外,还供应彩色打印机、扫描仪和调制解调器,不过要另外收钱,可买可不买。
2 a person in a film, etc who has a small unimportant part, for example in a crowd (电影等的)临时演员
extra1/ˋɛkstrə; ˈekstrə/adj , adv in addition to the usual things or amount 额外的[地]﹔另外的[地]: pizza with extra cheese 额外加奶酪的比萨饼Drivers should take extra care in icy conditions. 在结冰天气下司机开车需要格外小心。Dinner prices are fixed at $15, but wine is extra. 晚餐费用为 15 美元﹐但酒费另计。Do you get paid extra at weekends? 你周末有加班费吗?Henry's been working extra hard. 亨利最近格外卖力。an extra hour in bed 在床上多待的一个小时one/a few/some extra I bought a few extra just in case. 我多买了一些以防万一。
extra2n [C] 1 something that can be added to a product or service and that makes it cost more 另外收费的东西: The DVD and scanner are optional extras . 数码影碟和扫描仪是备选的附件。2 an actor in a film who has a small unimportant part〔电影里的〕临时演员
extraextraextrasadjective, adverbmore than what is usual: I've put an extra blanket on your bed because it's cold tonight. The room costs £30 and you have to pay extra for breakfast.