- supplement
- {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun1 sth that is addedADJECTIVE▪ useful, valuable▪ colour/color (= a magazine that comes with a newspaper) (esp. BrE), magazine, newspaper, online, special, Sunday (esp. BrE), weekend▪
Our special supplement is packed with ideas for healthy hair.
▪ 16-page, 20-page, etc.▪ diet, dietary, food, herbal, natural, nutritional▪ daily▪women who take a daily supplement of folic acid
▪ mineral, protein, vitamin, etc.VERB + SUPPLEMENT▪ provide (sb/sth with)▪ add▪The farmer adds a supplement to the horse's feed.
▪ take, use (sth as)▪I take a vitamin supplement every day.
▪You can use these books as supplements to the basic English course.
PREPOSITION▪ supplement to▪This document is a supplement to the main report.
2 (esp. BrE) extra amount of moneyADJECTIVE▪ additional, extra▪ $100, £50, etc.▪A single cabin is available for a £20 supplement.
▪ flight, single-room (both esp. BrE)▪If you want to travel on a different day, a flight supplement is payable.
▪ means-tested (BrE)▪means-tested supplements to the basic pension
VERB + SUPPLEMENT▪ add, charge▪We charge a small supplement for this service.
▪ carry (esp. BrE), have▪Weekend flights carry a supplement.
▪ paySUPPLEMENT + VERB▪ be payablePREPOSITION▪ at a supplement▪Single rooms are available at a supplement.
▪ supplement for▪a €20 supplement for each extra night
▪ supplement on▪{{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}}There is a supplement on rooms with a sea view.
verb
Collocations dictionary. 2013.