上うわ乗のせ

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上乗せする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for adding an extra amount, fee, or surcharge on top of a base amount. Common in financial and business contexts.

〈物もの〉に〈数すう〉を上うわ乗のせするto add an extra amount on top of something
基き本ほん料りょう金きんに千せん円えんを上うわ乗のせすることになった。
It was decided that an extra 1,000 yen would be added on top of the base rate.
〈物もの〉に上うわ乗のせされるto have an extra charge added onto something
サービス料りょうが料りょう金きんに上うわ乗のせされている。
A service charge is added on top of the fee.
金きん利りを上うわ乗のせするto add extra interest (on top of the base rate)
銀ぎん行こうはローンの金きん利りを0.5%上うわ乗のせした。
The bank added an extra 0.5% on top of the loan's interest rate.

追つい加かN3
追加 is the general word for adding something extra, while 上乗せ specifically means adding an extra amount on top of an existing charge or figure.
加か算さん
加算 is a more formal, calculation-oriented term for adding a sum, while 上乗せ often implies tacking on an extra fee or rate in everyday business talk.
割わり増まし
割増 refers to a proportional surcharge (like a percentage premium), whereas 上乗せ can refer to any extra amount added, fixed or proportional.
上うわ積づみ
上乗せ and 上積み both mean adding an extra amount on top of a base, but 上乗せ is the more common everyday word for surcharges or price increases while 上積み sounds slightly more formal/business-like.
プレミアム
上乗せ describes any amount tacked on top of a base price, whereas プレミアム often connotes a premium tied to quality or scarcity.

割わり引びくN3
割り引く means to reduce a price, while 上乗せする means to add an extra charge on top of it.

上うわ積づみ
上積み and 上乗せ both mean adding extra on top and are easy to confuse due to the shared 上 kanji, but 上積み leans toward stacking on an additional amount (e.g. a bonus), while 上乗せ is more common for surcharges and rate increases.

Compound of 上 (うわ, 'top') and 乗せ (のせ, continuative form of 乗せる 'to place on'). Literally 'placing on top', extended to adding an extra amount.