Collocations for supplement - noun
1. sth that is added
ADJ.
useful, valuable | colour
(= a colour magazine that comes with most weekend papers in Britain),
(= a colour magazine that comes with most weekend papers in Britain),
magazine, special, Sunday
Our special supplement is packed with inspirational ideas for healthy and glamorous hair.
Our special supplement is packed with inspirational ideas for healthy and glamorous hair.
dietary, food, mineral, nutritional, vitamin
VERB + SUPPLEMENT
provide (sb/sth with) | add
The farmer adds a supplement to the horse''s feed.
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.
I take a vitamin supplement every day. | You can use these books as supplements to the basic English course.
PREP.
~ to
This document is a supplement to the main report.
This document is a supplement to the main report.
2. extra amount of money
ADJ.
$100,
£
£
50, etc.
A balcony is available for a £20 supplement.
A balcony is available for a £20 supplement.
flight, single room
If you want to travel on a different day a flight supplement is payable.
If you want to travel on a different day a flight supplement is payable.
earnings-related, means-tested
means-tested supplements to the basic pension
means-tested supplements to the basic pension
VERB + SUPPLEMENT
add, charge
We charge a small supplement for this service.
We charge a small supplement for this service.
carry, have
Weekend flights carry a supplement.
Weekend flights carry a supplement.
pay
SUPPLEMENT + VERB
be payable
PREP.
at a ~
Single rooms are available at a supplement.
Single rooms are available at a supplement.
~ for
a $20 supplement for each extra night
a $20 supplement for each extra night
~ on
There is a supplement on rooms with a sea view.
There is a supplement on rooms with a sea view.