glut的意思和读音

glut

: [ɡlʌt] : [ɡlʌt]

n.

v.

(glucose transporter);

gluts  glutting  glutted  

n.shortage

n.excess,surplus,superfluity,flood,overabundance

v.overwhelm,swamp,inundate,saturate,satiate

glutn.

1.[ususing]~ (of sth)a situation in which there is more of sth than is needed or can be used

a glut of cheap DVDs on the market DVD

v.

1.[usupass]~ sth (with sth)to supply or provide sth with too much of sth

The market has been glutted with foreign cars.

n.1.;2.,

v.1.使;使;使2.使()3.

n.1.an available amount of something that is more than people want or need

1. overproduction glut high-technology ...

2. glume glut glutamic acid ...

3. obsession , glut sibling , , , ...

4.(glucose transporter) glossy adj. glut n. ,, glutinous adj. ...

7. glaze 使> glut >饿 gluttonous > ...

8. glum glut gluten ...

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1.The cause of the recent glut of pigs was a reaction to a shortage just a few years ago.

2.China is now awash with factories that will struggle to make a profit and with a glut of overpriced housing.

3.But Hollywood executives fear the glut created by the recent spate of overproduction is going to be felt for at least a couple more years.

4.Add in a relatively mild winter in the United States, which reduced demand, and there appears to have been a glut.

5.The glut of uprooted data may unwittingly obscure the fact that we are losing the systems of knowledge that enable us to make sense of it.

6.The key to how much further home prices fall, Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius said, is how fast the glut of empty homes is absorbed.JanHatzius

7.He said he saw a glut of copper in warehouses just along the coast, which he estimates at about 700, 000 tons.沿70

8.Tarquin might have thought that the sibyl had just one rival buyer, and if each buyer wanted only one trilogy, that would be a supply glut.3

9."The question is [whether] the appetite is still going to be there after the summer glut of movies, " he says.“[],”

10.Statistics of the national Institute on Drug Abuse indicate that the glut is not the result of declining use.使