glut

及物动词使吃饱; 使充斥

不及物动词过量地吃

名词供过于求; 吃得过多

1. 供过于求：overproduction 生产过剩 | glut 供过于求 | high-technology 高科技

2. 井壁后填木：gluon 胶子 | glut 井壁后填木 | glutaconate 戊烯二酸;戊烯二酸盐

3. 大量,充斥,吃饱：float漂浮 | glut大量,充斥,吃饱n | glutton贪吃者

4. glut：glucose trnsporter; 葡萄糖载体蛋白

1. 供过于求；供应过剩
    If there is a glut of something, there is so much of it that it cannot all be sold or used.

    e.g. There's a glut of agricultural products in Western Europe.
           西欧的农产品供过于求。
    e.g. ...a world oil glut.
           全球石油供应过剩

2. 充斥；使供应过剩
    If a market is glutted with something, there is a glut of that thing.

    e.g. The region is glutted with hospitals...
           该地区的医院数量已经饱和。
    e.g. Soldiers returning from the war had glutted the job market.
           从战场返乡的士兵挤爆了劳动力市场。

1. glut

1. The result is a glut of labor and a rising demand for capital.

2. Cao said the two giants welcome the government's efforts in concentrating the refinery capacity to ease the market glut.

3. The consolidation fervor helped overshadow concerns about weaker demand from the housing and auto sectors, as well as a potential inventory glut and falling prices.

4. The fallout could further depress US housing prices by making it harder to find buyers for a glut of foreclosed homes.

5. Home foreclosures are accelerating around the country, adding to the glut of unsold properties and further depressing prices.

6. In March there was a glut of international book festivals that saw a range of notable authors from across the globe descend on China.

7. Analysts attributed the price decline to a vehicle glut as automakers expanded production capacity aggressively even during the market slowdown.

8. glut的解释

8. But analysts warn that unfettered capacity expansions could foment a serious glut that will erode margins.

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9. China COSCO expects a sustained recovery in global container freight rates and a strong market demand in 2007 despite fears of a capacity glut.

10. A supply glut and falling prices are cutting profits at China's solar companies.

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