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Meanings of extra in English
Actor with a very minor part, typically non-speaking and in the background.
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More than is needed, desired, or required.
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Usage of extra in English
1
Health services always come under extra strain at this time of year.
2
We think good results always justify an extra 10 minutes of work.
3
Using tunnels to create extra space is far from a new idea.
4
House: An extra 25 per cent off site wide, including sale items.
5
Still, the new findings don't prove athletes' extra exertion caused heart problems.
6
Recent winters have been particularly snowy, adding extra water to water reservoirs.
7
That extra money can help pay for things your family really needs.
8
Shaw said the line needed major extra maintenance because of its age.
9
Keep any extra in case you need it for remedial work later.
10
Reuters witnesses in several border areas saw no sign of extra forces.
11
The secretary of state now has extra responsibilities for reducing health inequalities.
12
Conservative and former Abbott minister Eric Abetz said extra protection was needed.
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Second, almost all this extra debt has come from the private sector.
14
Girma may also be given extra time to speak in the house.
15
But Khelil said the issue of extra supply was beside the point.
16
Other pupils will continue their learning from home for one extra week.
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Translations for extra
Portuguese
Extra through the time
Extra across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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