Collocation
extra towel
An additional towel provided or available beyond the usual or standard supply, often for convenience or specific needs.
Definition
'extra towel' is a common English collocation. An additional towel provided or available beyond the usual or standard supply, often for convenience or specific needs.
(get/ask for/need/pack/bring) + extra towel
“The hotel provided an extra towel when we requested it.”
Examples
- We always pack an extra towel when we go camping, just in case.
- The hotel guest called reception to ask for an extra towel for their child.
- I accidentally spilled water everywhere; I definitely need an extra towel.
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- They thoughtfully left an extra towel on the bed for me.
- Make sure you bring an extra towel to the gym today, you'll be sweating a lot.
- During peak season, it's hard to find an extra towel because they're all in use.
- Could you grab me an extra towel from the linen closet, please?
- Our dog got soaking wet, so we needed an extra towel to dry him off.
- She brought an extra towel to the pool party, anticipating a lot of splashes.
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