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glut
供应过剩
常用释义
英音[ ɡlʌt ]
美音[ ɡlʌt ]
变形
复数: gluts
第三人称单数: gluts
现在分词: glutting
过去式: glutted
过去分词: glutted
基本释义
  • n. (商品)供过于求;大量
  • v. 供应过多,充斥;吃得过多;使……吃饱;(旧时)充分满足
例句
  • 1·Exports have become increasingly important to wineries as they battle a global wine glut.
    出口对于各葡萄酒厂来说已变得日益重要, 因为他们得应对全球性的葡萄酒供应过剩问题。
    来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  • 2·Sheep once sold for as little as 50 cents each during a glut in the 1980s, but today some breeds of ewe can sell for as much as $200 a pop.
    在20世纪80年代的一次供过于求中,羊的价格一度低至每只50美分,但如今一些品种的母羊可以卖到每只200美元。
  • 3·But what of our natural gas glut?
    但是天然气供过于求怎么办?
  • 4·America has a creativity glut.
    美国拥有巨大的创造力。
  • 5·And the saving glut is still out there.
    储蓄的过剩依然摆在那儿。
  • 6·In short, there's a glut of funds who want money.
    总之,大量的基金希望获得资金。
  • 7·And I am so tired of the concept of “inventory glut.”
    而且我对“供过于求”这个概念感觉实在是太烦了。
  • 8·Still, much of the global saving glut did end up in America.
    尽管如此,全球储蓄过剩却在美国终止。
  • 9·The market is still swamped by a glut of for-sale houses.
    市场中依旧充斥着大量待售的房屋。
  • 10·In California the shortage of bees has been replaced by a glut.
    但是今年情况有了转变,加州的蜜蜂非但不短缺,而且过剩了。
同义词
vt. 使…充满;使…吃饱;过多供应
vi. 吃得过多
n. (商品)供过于求;大量