Extra? Excess? Additional?
If our target sales turnover is 60000, we've reached 62000, then hwo to say the 2000 part? extra part? excess?
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I would state that your sales revenue target or forecast was 60, 000 and you made 2, 000 in extra, or additional sales revenue.
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If our target sales turnover is 60000 , and we have reahed 62000 , what would you call the extra /additional 2000?
Extra > added to the normal amount> more > I want extra rich > What would you call the 2000 extra ( the 2000 more or the 2000 added to the the original 60000)
Additional = extra > I want additional rice .
IN EXCESS = more than you expected . necessary or want. >too much> more than>The rice you gave me is in excess to what I want .( more than)
The company made a profit in excess of 60000 ( more than)
I dont know what to do with the excess money . > more then necessary.
I dont think the extra/additional 2000 we made is excessive ( not really over the limit/ not too much)
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