英：[ˌəʊvəprə'dʌkʃn]
美：[ˌoʊvəprə'dʌkʃn]
overproduction如何读
overproduction是什么意思
- n.生产过剩；过量生产
overproduction英英释义
noun
the act or an instance of producing too much of something That situation came to a head during the Great Depression, when an extended bout of overproduction led to falling prices and a severe farm crisis.—Tom Philpott The site will give the company better information about customer demand, helping it avoid shortages of popular vehicles and overproduction of duds.—Eric Young In sensitized individuals, normally harmless substances, such as pollens and molds, trigger the overproduction of histamine …—Gary Rachelefsky
By law, a French wine maker can only produce so much wine from a given acre of vines. This is meant to prevent uncontrolled—and unconscionable—overproduction.—Frank J. Prial
overproduction词源中文解释
也称 over-production，指“生产过剩，生产的商品超过正常需求”，始见于1822年，由 over- 和 production 组成。
overproduction_法律行业词汇
生产过剩
overproduction词源英文解释
The first known use of overproduction was in 1822
overproduction 例句
1 Now you have three or four times as many elite aspirants — people who want to get these positions — and that is what we call elite overproduction.
2 Reducing levels of cortisol overproduction involves reducing stress in your life.
3 Oaten maintains that fur is the antithesis of disposable fashion, which overwhelms landfills and is part of a cycle of overproduction and overconsumption.
4 When fashion students and established designers are canvassed about the future of fashion, a remarkable consensus emerges: almost everyone wants to ditch overproduction and waste.
5 So now we are in the same situation we were discussing, with popular immiseration, and 40 years later, we have very serious elite overproduction.
6 Such massive overproduction of so many proteins would be lethal.
7 Finally, he has added a gene that causes overproduction of another protein, follistatin.
最后，他添加了会导致另一种蛋白质——卵泡抑素——过多的一种基因。
8 China has also had to reign in its overproduction dilemmas.
中国也必须在它的生产过剩困境中解脱.
9 Bodybuilders might try to mitigate heart problems, taking hypertension medications when blood pressure gets too high, for example, or by donating blood when steroids cause the overproduction of red blood cells.
10 But prices of agricultural commodities are low because of overproduction.
但农产品低廉的价格是因为生产过剩的原因。
11 Russia’s military needs led to an overproduction of all kinds of scientists, matched by a hyper-production of culture, says Mr Zorin.
佐林认为，军事需要使得苏联产生了大量各学科的科学家，文化产品也因此高度丰富。
12 Professional schools are now encountering the graduate-overproduction issues with which PhD programmes have been wrestling for decades.
职业学院现在面临的毕业生培养过剩的问题，已经困扰了博士教育几十年了。
13 Some of the many reasons for this waste: overproduction, lack of awareness, unsuccessful employee training, improper food storage; and lack of access to composting facilities.
14 Another driver, "popular immiseration," increases as population growth drives down living standards, which leads to "elite overproduction," for example when too many middle-class college graduates compete for a stagnant number of well-paying jobs.
15 “Of course we would like our companies to have no restrictions, but conversely we behave exactly how we are demanding here,” he said, adding there must be no dumping or overproduction.
16 We couldn’t change our patterns of overproduction and overconsumption and markdowns and waste, so nature has changed them for us.
17 These findings included the first description of overproduction of scar tissue in the birds’ proventriculus – the part of their stomach where chemical digestion occurs.
18 While these visits often trigger design solutions, she said, it’s harder to spark ideas for new economic models that move away from overproduction.
19 The tariffs point to growing concerns that overproduction of these kinds of goods by China could significantly hurt his agenda – particularly in an election year when both candidates are pledging to be tough on China.
20 Agricultural production has changed to relative overproduction from product shortage in China.
我国农产品已由短缺变成相对过剩,农业发展受到需求的约束.