How do you use "Extra time" in a sentence?

It's going to extra time. Won it in extra time. Golden goal used to decide extra time.

Extra time

Q: What does "Extra time" mean?

Additional 30 minutes in knockout games if level. 'Extra time' is the additional 30 minutes (two 15-minute halves) played when knockout games are level after 90 minutes. If still level, goes to penalties.

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Meaning: Additional 30 minutes in knockout games if level.

淘汰赛中打平时加赛的30分钟。

30 minutos adicionales en eliminatorias si hay empate.

同点の場合にトーナメント戦で行われる追加の30分間。

토너먼트 경기에서 동점일 때 추가로 진행하는 30분.

'Extra time' is the additional 30 minutes (two 15-minute halves) played when knockout games are level after 90 minutes. If still level, goes to penalties.

「Extra time」是淘汰赛中90分钟打平后加赛的30分钟（分为两个15分钟的半场）。如果仍然打平，则进入点球大战。

«Extra time» son los 30 minutos adicionales (dos partes de 15 minutos) que se juegan cuando un partido de eliminatorias está empatado tras los 90 minutos. Si sigue empatado, se va a penaltis.

「Extra time」は90分で同点の場合にトーナメント戦で行われる追加の30分間（15分ハーフ×2）。それでも同点ならPK戦に突入する。

'연장전'은 토너먼트 경기에서 90분이 끝나도 동점일 때 진행되는 추가 30분(전후반 각 15분)이다. 그래도 동점이면 승부차기로 넘어간다.

Examples

It's going to extra time.
要进入加时赛了
Se va a la prórroga
延長戦に入る
연장전에 돌입한다.
Won it in extra time.
在加时赛中赢了
Ganaron en la prórroga
延長戦で勝った
연장전에서 이겼다.
Golden goal used to decide extra time.
过去用金球制来决定加时赛
El gol de oro se usaba para decidir la prórroga
かつてはゴールデンゴール方式で延長戦が決まった
예전에는 골든골 방식으로 연장전이 결정되었다.

Pronunciation

/ˈekstrə taɪm/

Usage Guide

Context: knockout, cup, tied

Tone: tense

✓ Do Say

Extra time
加时赛
prórroga
延長戦
연장전
Into extra time
进入加时赛
a la prórroga
延長戦へ
연장전 돌입
ET
加时赛的缩写
abreviatura de prórroga
延長戦の略
연장전(ET)

✗ Don't Say

Different from injury/added time
与伤停补时（injury/added time）不同
Es diferente del tiempo añadido (injury/added time)
アディショナルタイム（injury/added time）とは異なる
추가 시간(injury time/added time)과는 다른 개념이다

Common Mistakes

Extra time = 30 more minutes; injury time = added minutes

Origin & History

Extra time was introduced to decide knockout matches without replays. Format has evolved—golden goal (first goal wins) was used briefly. Now full 30 minutes are played.

Etymology: Extra (additional) + time

First recorded: Knockout football

Cultural Context

Era: Knockout football

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Cup finals

Regional notes: Universal football term.

Variations

Extra timeET