overspend

英 [ˈəʊvəspend , ˌəʊvəˈspend] 美 [ˈoʊvərspend , ˌoʊvərˈspend]

v.  花钱过多; 比(预计的)花得多; 超支

现在分词:overspending第三人称单数:overspends过去式:overspent过去分词:overspent

BNC.21299 / COCA.26628



牛津词典

verb

  1. 花钱过多;比(预计的)花得多;超支
    to spend too much money or more than you planned
    1. The company has overspent on marketing.
      这个公司在市场推广方面开支过多。
    2. Many departments have overspent their budgets this year.
      许多部门今年开支都超过了预算。

柯林斯词典

    The verb is pronounced /ˌəʊvə'spend/. The noun is pronounced /'əʊvəspend/. 动词读作 /ˌəʊvə'spend/。名词读作 /'əʊvəspend/。

  1. VERB 超支;花钱过多
    If you overspend, you spend more money than you can afford to.
    1. Don't overspend on your home and expect to get the money back when you sell...
      不要在买房子上超支并指望以后出售时还能把钱赚回来。
    2. I overspent by £1 on your shopping so I'm afraid you owe me...
      我为你买的东西多付了1英镑,所以呢,恐怕你欠我的。
    3. He argued that local councils which overspend should be forced to face fresh elections.
      他主张应当迫使财政超支的地方政务委员会重新进行选举。
  2. N-COUNT 超支(额)
    If an organization or business has an overspend, it spends more money than was planned or allowed in its budget.
    1. Efforts are under way to avoid a £800,000 overspend.
      正在采取措施以避免出现80万英镑的超支。
  3. in AM, use 美国英语用 overrun


双语例句

  1. Don't overspend on your home and expect to get the money back when you sell
    不要在买房子上超支并指望以后出售时还能把钱赚回来。
  2. I overspent by £ 1 on your shopping so I'm afraid you owe me
    我为你买的东西多付了1英镑,所以呢,恐怕你欠我的。
  3. He argued that local councils which overspend should be forced to face fresh elections.
    他主张应当迫使财政超支的地方政务委员会重新进行选举。
  4. Efforts are under way to avoid a £ 800,000 overspend.
    正在采取措施以避免出现80万英镑的超支。
  5. Don't overspend on friends or children.
    不要在朋友和孩子身上花太多时间。
  6. That gives them two cards, with two low limits, to overspend.
    借贷者拥有两张第一资金的卡,两张卡限贷都很低,使得他们很容易超支。
  7. If you tend to overspend, try to make all your purchases with cash.
    如果你隐隐感到快要超支了,那么请用现金结账。
  8. Don't overspend to impress someone who interests you.
    不要为你感兴趣的人消费过度。
  9. Don't overspend on entertainment, on children, or make poor investments.
    不要在娱乐与孩子身上过度开支。不要做错误投资。
  10. Do be frugal during this time and try not to overspend.
    求职期间一定要节俭,尽量不要超支。
  11. Socialize with friends, but don't overspend on lavish entertainment.
    与朋友交际,但不要在奢侈娱乐方面花费过多。
  12. You may overspend if you travel this week; however, the trip will be one to remember.
    如果本周旅行,你可能会超支。不过,如果去旅行,则其将会是比较难忘的一次旅程。
  13. You could be tempted to overspend on unnecessary items.
    可能会挡不住诱惑在不必要的物品上过度花费。
  14. We must not overspend ourselves.
    我们自己决不花费过度。
  15. Try these but don't overspend though.
    试一试这些,不过别过度花钱。
  16. Studies find you are more likely to overspend if you do this rather than making several small trips.
    有研究显示,人们一次“大型”购物要比几次”小型“购物时花钱更多的可能性更大。
  17. Travel will entice you; however, a tendency to overspend is quite possible.
    处女座:旅行在诱惑着你,但是却有超支的倾向。
  18. Remember it's easy to overspend on useless stuff.
    记住,花很多钱买无用的东西,这是容易发生的情况。
  19. Don't overspend on children or on large purchases.
    不要花太多的钱在孩子身上,也不要过度消费。
  20. The board decide to limit the overspend by the production department.
    该董事会决定限制生产部门的过度花费。
  21. A financial problem will occur if you overspend on someone you are trying to impress.
    如果你把钱都花在那个你心仪的人身上可能会给自己带来经济危机。
  22. They are encouraged to overspend and borrow money.
    有人鼓励他们超前消费或借款。
  23. Initially, I thought we'd underestimated the cost of the project, as it was so tight most of the time, but we managed to avoid an overspend.
    起初,我认为我们低估了项目的费用,因为在大部分时间都很拮据,但是我们设法去避免超支。
  24. He is running the risk of overspend his promotion budget.
    他将冒促销预算超支的风险。
  25. I will not overspend this time.
    这次我不会超支了。
  26. You'll start off assuming you can get the outcome you want without breaking the bank-but when you do the sums it will become obvious that a serious overspend could be on the cards.
    你会开始假想你能得到预期的结果而没有破产,但是当你总算一下,明显地信用卡会严重超支。
  27. Try not to overspend on friends or family.
    尽量不要在朋友或家人身上超支;
  28. The Council seems likely to overspend this year.
    市政会今年司能会超支。

英英释义

verb

  1. spend at a high rate

    1. spend more than available of (a budget)