Keresés
extra
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more than enough or the amount needed
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marked by an exaggerated or dramatic style
extra
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to a degree or extent that is greater or more than usual
Extra
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an unplanned or additional newspaper edition published to address urgent news or special events
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a person hired to appear in a film or television production, typically in the background of scenes to add realism
Who is an "extra"?
An extra is an actor who appears in a film, television show, or stage production in a non-speaking, background role. Their primary function is to fill out scenes and create a realistic setting, such as crowds in a street scene or guests at a party. Extras do not have lines and their roles are usually brief and supportive to the main action of the production.
Példa
The fiery nature of the chemicals required extra caution during transportation.
The martingale's sturdy design provided extra support to the bow area of the sailboat.
The provident farmer stored extra grain in case of poor harvests in the future.
The sweet lady at the bakery always gives extra cookies to the kids.
Pregnant individuals with past toxemia receive extra attention in subsequent pregnancies.
