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Definition of bit extra - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- Her outfit was a bit extra for the party.
Noun
1.
- She added a bit extra to the recipe.
2.
- His performance was a bit extra for the occasion.
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Examples of bit extra in a sentence
His reaction was a bit extra for the situation. He gave a bit extra to ensure satisfaction. The waiter received a bit extra for his excellent service. Her outfit was a bit extra for the meeting. The decorations were a bit extra for a simple dinner.
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- French:excessif, petit plus, ...
- German:etwas übertrieben, etwas zusätzliches, ...
- Italian:un po' esagerato, extra, ...
- Spanish:excesivo, extra, ...
- Portuguese:exagerado, pouco a mais, ...
- Chinese:稍显过分, 额外的东西, ...
- Japanese:少し過剰な, 少し追加, ...
- Arabic:مُبالَغ فيه, زِيادَة بَسِيطَة, ...
- Hebrew:קְצָת מוּגְזָם, תּוֹסֶפֶת קְטַנָּה, ...
- Russian:чуть избыточный, чуть больше, ...
- Ukrainian:трохи надмірний, трохи більше, ...
- Hindi:भड़कीला, थोड़ा अतिरिक्त, ...
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