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'bəunəs1) (an addition to the sum due as interest, dividend, or wages.) plus, prima2) (something unexpected or extra: The extra two days holiday was a real bonus.) regalo, bendiciónbonus n extratr['bəʊnəs]1 (gratuity) plus nombre masculino, sobresueldo, prima2 (benefit) beneficio3 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL (extra dividend) dividendo extraordinario1 extra, adicionalbonus ['bo:nəs] n1) : prima f, bonificación f (pagado al empleado)2) advantage, benefit: beneficio m, provecho mn.(§ pl.: bonuses) = dividendo s.m.• encima s.f.• ganancia s.f.• gratificación s.f.• plus s.m.• prima s.f.• refacción s.f.• regalía s.f.• ventaja s.f.'bəʊnəs1)a) ( payment to employee) plus m, prima f, bonificación fb) ( in competition)2) ( added advantage)['bǝʊnǝs](added) bonus — ventaja f
1. N1) (on wages) prima f, bonificación f ; (insurance etc) gratificación f ; (to shareholders) dividendo m adicional2) (fig) ventaja f2.CPDbonus ball N — (in lottery) (número m) complementario m
bonus point N — (in game, quiz) punto m extra
bonus question N — (in quiz) pregunta f bonus
bonus scheme N — plan m de incentivos
bonus shares NPL — acciones fpl gratuitas
* * *['bəʊnəs]1)a) ( payment to employee) plus m, prima f, bonificación fb) ( in competition)2) ( added advantage)(added) bonus — ventaja f
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æd1) ((often with to) to put (one thing) to or with (another): He added water to his whisky.) añadir2) ((often with to, together, up) to find the total of (various numbers): Add these figures together; Add 124 to 356; He added up the figures.) sumar3) (to say something extra: He explained, and added that he was sorry.) agregar, añadir4) ((with to) to increase: His illness had added to their difficulties.) añadirse a, aumentar•- addition- additional
add vb1. añadir2. sumartr[æd]1 (gen) añadir, agregar■ 'and don't tell anyone," he added "y no se lo digas a nadie," añadió2 (numbers) sumaradd ['æd] vt1) : añadir, agregarto add a comment: añadir una observación2) : sumaradd these numbers: suma estos númerosadd vi: sumar (en total)v.• adicionar v.• adjuntar v.• agregar v.• allegar v.• añadir v.• sumar (Matemática) v.æd
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1) ( put in in addition) añadir, agregar*we were soaked, added to which, it was starting to snow — estábamos empapados y por si esto fuera poco, empezaba a nevar
at least I think so, she added — -al menos eso creo -añadió or agregó
2) ( Math) sumar3) added past p <bonus/incentive> adicional, extra
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vi sumarPhrasal Verbs:- add to- add up[æd]1. VT1) (Math) sumar2) (=join) añadir, agregar (esp LAm) (to a)- add insult to injury3) (=say further) añadir, agregarhe added that... — añadió que..., agregó que...
there's nothing to add — no hay nada que añadir, no hay nada más que decir
2.VI (=count) sumar- add in- add on- add to- add up* * *[æd]
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1) ( put in in addition) añadir, agregar*we were soaked, added to which, it was starting to snow — estábamos empapados y por si esto fuera poco, empezaba a nevar
at least I think so, she added — -al menos eso creo -añadió or agregó
2) ( Math) sumar3) added past p <bonus/incentive> adicional, extra
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vi sumarPhrasal Verbs:- add to- add up -
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æd1) ((often with to) to put (one thing) to or with (another): He added water to his whisky.) añadir2) ((often with to, together, up) to find the total of (various numbers): Add these figures together; Add 124 to 356; He added up the figures.) sumar3) (to say something extra: He explained, and added that he was sorry.) agregar, añadir4) ((with to) to increase: His illness had added to their difficulties.) añadirse a, aumentar•- addition- additional
add vb1. añadir2. sumartr[æd]1 (gen) añadir, agregar■ 'and don't tell anyone," he added "y no se lo digas a nadie," añadió2 (numbers) sumaradd ['æd] vt1) : añadir, agregarto add a comment: añadir una observación2) : sumaradd these numbers: suma estos númerosadd vi: sumar (en total)v.• adicionar v.• adjuntar v.• agregar v.• allegar v.• añadir v.• sumar (Matemática) v.æd
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1) ( put in in addition) añadir, agregar*we were soaked, added to which, it was starting to snow — estábamos empapados y por si esto fuera poco, empezaba a nevar
at least I think so, she added — -al menos eso creo -añadió or agregó
2) ( Math) sumar3) added past p <bonus/incentive> adicional, extra
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vi sumarPhrasal Verbs:- add to- add upN ABBR= attention deficit disorder* * *[æd]
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1) ( put in in addition) añadir, agregar*we were soaked, added to which, it was starting to snow — estábamos empapados y por si esto fuera poco, empezaba a nevar
at least I think so, she added — -al menos eso creo -añadió or agregó
2) ( Math) sumar3) added past p <bonus/incentive> adicional, extra
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'ekstrə
1. adjective(additional; more than usual or necessary: They demand an extra $10 a week; We need extra men for this job.) extra
2. adverb(unusually: an extra-large box of chocolates.) más (grande) de lo normal
3. pronoun(an additional amount: The book costs $6.90 but we charge extra for postage.) suplemento, cantidad adicional
4. noun1) (something extra, or something for which an extra price is charged: The college fees cover teaching only - stationery and other equipment are extras.)2) (in cinema or television, an actor employed in a small part, eg as a person in a crowd.) extra3) (a special edition of a newspaper containing later or special news.) extraextra adj adv otro / más / adicionalMultiple Entries: algo extra extra
extra adjetivo ‹ edición› special ■ adverbio extra ■ sustantivo masculino y femenino (Cin) extra ■ sustantivo masculino ( gasto) extra expense; ( paga) bonus
extra 1 I adjetivo
1 (de más, plus) extra
horas extras, overtime
paga extra, bonus, Esp extra month's salary usually paid twice a year
2 (de calidad superior) top quality
II sustantivo masculino (gasto adicional) extra expense
III sustantivo masculino y femenino Cine Teat extra ' extra' also found in these entries: Spanish: accesoria - accesorio - extraordinaria - extraordinario - gratificación - otra - otro - paga - plus - prórroga - recargo - sobresueldo - soplada - soplado - superfina - superfino - suplementaria - suplementario - suplemento - supletoria - supletorio - aguinaldo - encimar - extraplano - hora - ñapa - pilón - prima - puente - sobra - sobrar - sobretiempo - yapa English: addition - boot - come in - cushion - extra - frill - further - option - perk - accessory - additional - bumper - drain - over - side - walk - XLtr['ekstrə]■ can you make an extra copy? ¿puedes hacer una copia más?1 (more than usually) extra, muy; (additional) aparte1 (additional thing) extra nombre masculino, complemento; (additional charge) suplemento; (luxury) lujo2 SMALLCINEMA/SMALL extra nombre masulino o femenino3 (press) edición nombre femenino especial\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLextra time SMALLSPORT/SMALL prórrogaextra ['ɛkstrə] adv: extra, más, extremadamente, superextra special: super especialextra adj1) additional: adicional, suplementario, de más2) superior: superiorextra n: extra mn.• comparsa s.f.• extra (Figurante) s.m.,f.• figurante s.m.,f.adj.• adicional adj.• extra adj.• sobrero, -a adj.• suplementario, -a adj.n.• cosa adicional s.f.• exceso s.m.• momio s.m.• plus s.m.• recargo s.m.• refacción s.f.• repuesto s.m.• sobra s.f.
I 'ekstrəa) ( additional) (before n) de máswe need extra sheets/staff — necesitamos más sábanas/personal
it costs an extra $15 — cuesta 15 dólares más
extra time — ( in soccer) prórroga f, tiempo m suplementario, tiempos mpl extra (Méx)
b) ( especial) (before n) <care/caution> especialc) ( subject to additional charge) (after n)a shower is $2 extra — con ducha cuesta dos dólares más
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extra fine/long — extrafino/extralargo
b) ( more)
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1) ( additional payment or expense) extra moptional extras — ( Auto) equipamiento m opcional, extras mpl
2) ( Cin) extra mf3) ( Journ) número m extra['ekstrǝ]1. ADJ1) (=reserve) de más, de sobratake an extra pair of shoes — lleva un par de zapatos de más or de sobra
take some extra money just to be on the safe side — coge dinero de más or de sobra para más seguridad
I've set an extra place at the table — he puesto otro cubierto en la mesa, he puesto un cubierto más en la mesa
to earn an extra £20 a week — ganar 20 libras más a la semana
extra pay — sobresueldo m
3) (=special, added) excepcionalfor extra whiteness — para una mayor blancura, para conseguir una blancura excepcional
take extra care! — ¡ten muchísimo cuidado!
4) (=over, spare) de más, de sobraan extra chromosome — un cromosoma de más or de sobra
5) (=not included in price)wine is extra — el vino es aparte or no está incluido
postage and packing extra — los gastos de envío son aparte, gastos de envío no incluidos
extra charge — recargo m, suplemento m
2. ADV1) (=more) másit is better to pay a little extra for better quality — es mejor pagar un poco más y ganar en calidad
you have to pay extra for a single room — hay que pagar más por una habitación individual, hay un recargo por habitación individual
wine costs extra — el vino es aparte or no está incluido
2) (=especially) extraordinariamente, super *to sing extra loud — cantar extraordinariamente fuerte, cantar super fuerte *
he did extra well in the written exam — el examen escrito le salió extraordinariamente bien, el examen escrito le salió super bien *
he was extra polite/nice to her — fue super educado/amable con ella *, fue re(te) educado/amable con ella (esp LAm) *
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extra special — muy especial, super especial *3. N1) (=luxury, addition) extra m(optional) extras — (Aut) extras mpl
2) (=charge) extra m3) (Cine) extra mf4) (Press) número m extraordinario"extra, extra! read all about it!" — "¡extra, extra! ¡últimas noticias!"
5) (US) (=gasoline) súper f6) (US) (=spare part) repuesto m4.CPDextra time N — (Ftbl) prórroga f
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I ['ekstrə]a) ( additional) (before n) de máswe need extra sheets/staff — necesitamos más sábanas/personal
it costs an extra $15 — cuesta 15 dólares más
extra time — ( in soccer) prórroga f, tiempo m suplementario, tiempos mpl extra (Méx)
b) ( especial) (before n) <care/caution> especialc) ( subject to additional charge) (after n)a shower is $2 extra — con ducha cuesta dos dólares más
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extra fine/long — extrafino/extralargo
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1) ( additional payment or expense) extra moptional extras — ( Auto) equipamiento m opcional, extras mpl
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in'sentiv(something that encourages etc: Hope of promotion was an incentive to hard work.) incentivoincentive n incentivotr[ɪn'sentɪv]1 (stimulus) incentivo, estímulo, aliciente nombre masculino2 (payment) incentivo económico\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto give somebody an incentive incentivar a alguienincentive scheme plan nombre masculino de incentivosincentive [ɪn'sɛntɪv] n: incentivo m, aliciente m, motivación f, acicate madj.• incentivo, -a adj.n.• aliciente s.m.• alimento s.m.• estímulo s.m.• incentivo s.m.• móvil s.m.ɪn'sentɪvcount & mass noun incentivo m, aliciente m, estímulo ma cash incentive — una bonificación, un incentivo en efectivo or en metálico
he had no incentive to diet — no tenía ningún aliciente or incentivo para hacer régimen; (before n)
[ɪn'sentɪv]incentive scheme — plan m de incentivos
1.N incentivo m, estímulo man incentive to work harder — un incentivo or estímulo para trabajar más
as an added incentive, they paid her airfare — como incentivo adicional, le pagaron el billete de avión
production incentive — incentivo m a la producción
2.CPDincentive bonus N — prima f de incentivación
incentive payment N — incentivo m económico
incentive scheme N — plan m de incentivos
* * *[ɪn'sentɪv]count & mass noun incentivo m, aliciente m, estímulo ma cash incentive — una bonificación, un incentivo en efectivo or en metálico
he had no incentive to diet — no tenía ningún aliciente or incentivo para hacer régimen; (before n)
incentive scheme — plan m de incentivos
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