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tack something on
phrasal verb with tackverbuk /tæk/ us /tæk/
informal
to add something that you had not planned to add, often without much preparation or thought: （临时）增补，附加
tack something on to somethingAt the last minute they tacked on a couple of extra visits to my schedule.在最后一刻，他们在我的日程安排上增加了几项额外的参观活动。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Augmenting and supplementing
accrete
accrue
add
add something in
addendum
addition
bolt
bulk up
extension
gain
horizon
incremental
interpolate
interpolation
new
tag something on
top something up
transfuse
weight
write something into something
tack on something | American Dictionary
tack on something
phrasal verb with tackverb[ T ]us/tæk/
to add something extra:
They tacked an additional 18% on the bill as a service charge.
tack sth on | Business English
tack sth on
phrasal verb with tackverb[ T ]uk /tæk/us
(alsotack sth onto sth)
to add something extra to something:
Tacking a 32% surcharge on these products prices them out of U.S. markets.
He promised that he would tack labour and environmental clauses onto future trade deals.
STOCK MARKET informal
to increase by a certain amount:
Wal-Mart tacked on $1.18, or 2.1% and was the Dow's biggest percentage gainer.
The Nasdaq tacked on 11.12 points or 0.81% to 1391.74.
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