名词溢出; 溢出物; （大城市等容纳不下的）外流人口; 始料未及的效果
spillover的翻译
1. 溢流：(3)Esler等(1982)对以焦虑、智力迟钝为特征的内因性抑郁症病人进行测定,病人血浆中用氧标记的NE水平的研究,结果发现病人血浆中NE水平较高,并有溢流(Spillover)现象、交感神经兴奋性增高[11].
2. (机车)摔车;溢流：Spike Tooth 钉耙 | Spillover (机车)摔车;溢流 | Spillover Penalty 溢流惩罚
1. 伴随的结果(或影响)
A spillover is a situation or feeling that starts in one place but then begins to happen or have an effect somewhere else.
e.g. Some jobs are quite likely to have a negative spillover into family life...
有些工作很可能会对家庭生活产生不良影响。
e.g. Spillover damage from the building's demolition was confined to some broken glass.
拆除这座大楼带来的损失仅仅是一些玻璃被震碎了。
1. Experts believe these bonds will be further strengthened as the region looks ahead to cash in on spillover from Shanghai's expo.
2. Many economists doubt about the policy's effectiveness and worry about its spillover effect on the rest of the world.
3. The execution of each and every public policy is bound to have some spillover and related impact on related concerns.
4. Zoellick reiterated his appreciation for China's economic performance during and after the financial crisis, highlighting its positive spillover effects on the rest of the world.
5. Panelists were divided on the spillover effects of an economic slowdown in the US.
6. Other countries which did not witness protests and unrest like Egypt but which suffered from negative spillover effects like Jordan also see a rebound.
7. State and federal governments have sent millions of dollars to local law enforcement along the Mexican border to help fend off spillover drug crime.
8. The IMF cautioned that emerging economies may experience spillover effects from the financial crisis and it was important that they preserve economic stability.
9. The outbreak of the crisis and its spillover to the entire world reflected the inherent vulnerabilities and systemic risks in the existing international monetary system.
10. The US dollar is the main international reserve currency, which makes the Fed's monetary policy have a strong spillover effect.
noun
1. (economics) any indirect effect of public expenditure