Tack on Meaning in English
expression
ˈtæk/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
TAK-on
tˈæk/ /ˈɒn
TAK-on
परिभाषा
To add something extra, often at the end or as an afterthought, especially something small or not originally planned.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
'Tack on' is informal and often suggests something added quickly or as an extra, not part of the original plan. Common in contexts like bills, meetings, or stories: 'tack on a fee', 'tack on an extra point'. More casual than 'append' or 'attach'.
Spanish: añadir - agregarPortuguese (BR): acrescentar - anexarPortuguese (PT): acrescentar - anexarChinese (Simplified): 附加 - 追加Chinese (Traditional): 附加 - 加上Hindi: जोड़ देना - साथ जोड़नाArabic: إضافة - إلحاقBengali: যোগ করা - বাড়তি যোগ করাRussian: добавить впридачу - приписать (что-то дополнительное)Japanese: 付け加える - おまけで加えるVietnamese: gắn thêm - bổ sung thêmKorean: 추가하다 - 덧붙이다Turkish: eklemek - sonradan eklemekUrdu: اضافہ کرنا (اضافی طور پر)Indonesian: menambahkan - menyisipkan (tambahan)
उदाहरण वाक्य
They decided to tack on an extra fee to the bill.
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Can I tack on one more question before we finish?
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The teacher tacked on some homework at the last minute.
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They always tack on extra charges at that hotel.
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After everyone finished speaking, he tacked on his own opinion.
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If you tack on a few more tasks, I won't finish today.
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