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🔑extraex·tra1 /ˈɛkstrə / adjective , adverb more than is usual; additional额外的；附加的；另外；外加◆I'll need some extra money for the weekend.我需要一笔额外的钱过周末。◆“What size is this sweatshirt?” “Extra large.”“这件运动衫是多大号的？”“特大号。”◆The bed costs $495, and delivery is extra.床的价格是 495 美元，运费另计。◆They charge $1 extra if you pay by credit card.如果用信用卡付费他们加收 1 美元。◆I tried to be extra nice to him yesterday because it was his birthday.昨天是他的生日，所以我尽量对他格外好点。
🔑extraex·tra2 /ˈɛkstrə / noun [countable] - something that is not normally included and that costs more额外的事物；另外收费的事物◆All these fancy little extras added a lot to the price of the car.所有这些奢华的小配件使汽车售价贵了很多。
- a person in a movie, etc. who has a small unimportant part, for example in a crowd临时演员；群众演员
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