extra fee

collocation in English

meaningsofextraandfee

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extra
adjective
uk
/ˈek.strə/us
/ˈek.strə/
added to what ...
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fee
noun[C]
uk
/fiː/us
/fiː/
an amount of money paid for a particular piece of work or for a particular right ...
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(Definition ofextraandfeefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofextra fee

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That would certainly involve a claim for anextrafee.
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Figures forextrafeeincome cannot therefore be estimated precisely.
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I think they deserve anextrafeefor that.
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Many people find the service convenient and worth theextrafee.
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I recognise that we do not know what theextrafeewill be.
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Has the applicant to pay anyextrafeefor this privilege?
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There is noextrafeefor transfers.
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Noextrafeeis charged for entry.
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Drinks may come with ice for anextrafee.
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Most major urban locations offer delivery for anextrafee.
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This littleextrafeeis sufficient to make only those register who are really keen to see the course through.
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The man had to be paid his certified costs of production, but he was not given anyextrafee.
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They think that if they have to pay anextrafeethey might not get anything back for it.
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No doubt there are numbers who will find it excessively difficult, no matter what their will, to find thisextrafee.
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I have written to that firm on several occasions, having been approached by constituents who have been charged anextrafee.
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Oh, no, he knew much better; after all, he was a police inspector, and he insisted on having theextrafee.
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Figures forextrafeeincome, with and without the amount spent on bursaries, cannot therefore be estimated precisely at this stage.
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I believe that that was covered when it was said that some local authorities asked for amendments and alterations and claimed anextrafee.
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Some of these do come as anextrafeeto guests.
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For anextrafeetourists can skip to the front of the line.
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Some developers pay anextrafeefor a more prominent feature.
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For anextrafee, visitors can book encounters with sea lions, harbor seals, or penguins.
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Admission to see these curosites or exhibits was anextrafee.
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For anextrafee, passengers can load their cars on the boat.
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