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1. one more of the same kind
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1. one more of the same kind
▷ another /əˈnʌðəʳ/ [determiner/pronoun]
use this to talk about one person or thing that is similar to the one you already have :
▪ ‘I’ve lost my pencil.’ ‘Don’t worry, here’s another.’
another person/thing/glass etc
▪ Would you like another drink?
▪ She got another chance to see him after the show.
another one
▪ ‘That was a good cup of coffee.’ ‘Would you like another one?’
another of
▪ This is just another of his crazy ideas. Ignore it.
▷ one more /ˌwʌn ˈmɔːʳ/
another - use this to emphasize that this will be the last one :
▪ One more drink and then I really have to go.
▪ I’ll give you one more chance to tell the truth.
▷ extra /ˈekstrə/ [adjective only before noun]
in addition to the usual amount or number - use this about something useful that you may need :
▪ Bring an extra set of clothes in case you decide to stay overnight.
▪ Do you want to earn some extra cash?
▷ spare /speəʳ/ [adjective only before noun]
spare room/key/tyre etc
another room, key etc that you do not usually use but you can use if you need to :
▪ I always leave a set of spare keys with my neighbor.
▪ All cars have to carry a spare tyre by law.
▷ additional /əˈdɪʃ ə nəl/ [adjective only before noun] formal
more than the usual or expected amount :
▪ There will be an additional charge for any extra baggage.
▪ Additional security was provided for the President’s visit.