ex·tra
adjective/ˈekstrə/
/ˈekstrə/
- more than is usual, expected, or than exists already
额外的；分外的；外加的；附加的 - extra money/cash/funding
额外的钱／现金／资金 - Breakfast is provided at no extra charge.
供应早餐，不另收费。 - The rate for a room is £60, but breakfast is extra.
一个房间收费 60 英镑，早餐费另计。 - plans to offer increased broadband speeds at no extra cost
计划免费提供更高的宽带速度 - Employees are expected to put in extra hours without pay.
员工被要求无报酬加班。 - The DVD comes with lots of extra features.
这个 DVD 有许多附加功能。 - extra help for single parents
对单身父母的额外帮助 - a diet that can help you lose that extra weight
可以帮助您减掉多余体重的饮食 - The conference is going to be a lot of extra work.
这次会议将有很多额外工作。 - The government has promised an extra £1 billion for healthcare.
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。
Extra Examples- an extra pint of milk
额外一品脱牛奶 - We've had to take on extra staff to cope with the demand.
我们不得不雇用额外的员工来满足需求。 - It's a big house, but we need the extra space because we have a daughter now.
这是一栋大房子，但我们需要额外的空间，因为我们现在有一个女儿。 - We all need to make an extra effort to reduce waste.
我们都需要付出额外的努力来减少浪费。 - The play is to run for an extra week!
该剧还要再播一周！
- extra money/cash/funding
- (slang) behaving in a way that is too dramatic or shows too much effort
行为方式过于戏剧化或表现出过多的努力 - Calm down—you're being so extra right now.
冷静点——你现在太多余了。 - You can be really extra and buy a dog birthday cake kit.
您可以额外购买一个狗生日蛋糕套件。
- Calm down—you're being so extra right now.
Word Originmid 17th cent. (as an adjective): probably a shortening of extraordinary, suggested by similar forms in French and German.