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Collocations for supplement - noun

1. sth that is added

ADJECTIVE

useful, valuable
colour/color (= a magazine that comes with a newspaper), 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.

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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.

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PREPOSITION

supplement to
This document is a supplement to the main report.

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2. (esp. BrE) extra amount of money

ADJECTIVE

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

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VERB + supplement

add, charge
We charge a small supplement for this service.
carry (esp. BrE), have
Weekend flights carry a supplement.
pay

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supplement + VERB

be payable

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PREPOSITION

at a supplement
Single rooms are available at a supplement.
supplement for
a €20 supplement for each extra night
supplement on
There is a supplement on rooms with a sea view.

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Collocations for supplement - verb

Supplement is used with these nouns as the object:
diet, income, pension, wage

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