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| Temel Çeviriler |
| extra adj | (more than normal) | ek, ilave s. |
| | She received extra pay for the additional hours that she worked. |
| extra- adj | prefix (of outside) | dışı |
| | He had been involved in an extra-marital affair. |
| | Evlilik dışı bir ilişki yaşadı. |
| extra adj | (extraordinary) | fevkalade s. |
| | | olağanüstü s. |
| | | üstün s. |
| | She wasn't just a star. She had that something extra. |
| extra adj | (supplementary) | ek, ilave s. |
| | Due to changes to the schedule, the railway issued an extra timetable. |
| extra adv | informal (above usual amount) | fazladan z. |
| | | ilaveten z. |
| | | ekstra s. |
| | The restaurant charges extra if you want a side of ice cream with your apple pie. |
| | A side of ice cream will be $2 extra. |
| extra adv | informal (above usual degree) | fazla, normalden fazla z. |
| | They worked extra hard that day. |
| Ek Çeviriler |
| extra adj | (more than needed) | gereğinden fazla z. |
| | | fazladan z. |
| | My father always makes extra food when he cooks, just in case unexpected guests arrive. |
| extra n | (newspaper) (gazete) | özel baskı i. |
| | The news was so special they printed an extra. |
| extra n | (movies) (film, vb.) | figüran i. |
| | He was an extra in the scene and played the third soldier on the left. |
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