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1. She takes an excessive interest in clothes.
她对服装有极度的兴趣。
2. The food was bad and the bill was excessive in this restaurant.
这家餐馆饭菜很糟，但价钱又很贵。
3. The food was bad and the bill was excessive.
菜不好而价格却极高。
1. 过多的：可能取值为:TRACO:转码器(TRANSCODER)的连接类型. 可能取值为:SA:独立地(STANDALONE)和同步源同步. FAULT:错误类型. 1:告警指示信号. 2:帧丢失. 3、过多的(EXCESSIVE)误码率. 4、远端告警. *定义小区逻辑信道可用数(AVAILBILITY)的监测.
1. 过分的;过多的
If you describe the amount or level of something as excessive, you disapprove of it because it is more or higher than is necessary or reasonable.
e.g. ...the alleged use of excessive force by police...
警察涉嫌滥用武力
e.g. The government says that local authority spending is excessive.
政府称地方当局开支过大。
1. Lo attributed the reason for the increased seizure of methamphetamine to excessive demands by drug abusers.
2. By defining the space requirement for small houses in a stricter way, the government has demonstrated its resolution to rein in excessive hikes of house prices.
3. Instead I was confronted by the ugly reality of excessive alcohol consumption the minute my compatriot stumbled into my view.
4. Li said people can reduce the threat by stopping smoking, doing more exercise and shedding excessive weight.
5. Most shellfish in the offshore areas were tainted with excessive harmful chemicals such as lead, cadmium and the insecticide DDT.
6. The first step is priming the canvas with a gesso base and using a stone to polish and remove the excessive gesso.
7. It will also continue to relax controls on the capital account to allow more outflows to reduce excessive domestic liquidity.
8. The major problem in the world capital market was the excessive amount of US dollars, which has led to its devaluation.
9. China is seeing an excessive liquidity and price hikes in capital assets.
10. These actions will " help mitigate the risk of excessive volatility in capital flows facing some emerging countries ".
adj
1. beyond normal limits
e.g. excessive charges
a book of inordinate length
his dress stops just short of undue elegance
unreasonable demands
Synonym: inordinate undue unreasonable
2. unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings
e.g. extravagant praise
exuberant compliments
overweening ambition
overweening greed
Synonym: extravagant exuberant overweening