surcharge
n
1 ~ (on sth) payment that is demanded in addition to the usual charge 增付的费用; 增收费; 附加费
a 10% surcharge on the price of a holiday 在度假费用之外增收的10%附加费.
2 mark printed over a postage stamp, changing its value (加盖在邮票上的)改值印记.
surcharge v [Tn, Tn.pr, Dn.n]
~ sb (on sth) demand a surcharge from sb 向某人索取额外费用
They've surcharged us 10% on the price of the holiday because of a rise in air fares. 因飞机票涨价, 他们在度假费用中向我们增收了10%附加费.
Yes, I see. How can they get rid of waste water in this way? What a terrible colour the sea is now! It looks as if our class won't be able to bathe at all.
是的,我看见了。他们怎么能这样排放废水呢?海水的颜色多么可怕呀!看来我们班同学根本不能在这里游泳。
A few peopple in each group are given the task of remembering the group's family history that goes back over centuries.
每一个家族都有几个人担任记忆延续了几个世纪的家史的任务。
You have signed your name 'Clare Flower' but that is not your name.