spill over

1. Of a liquid, to spill by flowing out of a container or over some barrier. You're going to need a bigger pot, or else that soup will spill over. The floodwaters spilled over the levee.

2. To go beyond the borders or parameters of something and into something else, especially due to growing in size or scope. It's hard to contain violence to just one neighborhood, you know. It's only a matter of time until it spills over into our part of town too.

spill over

1. [for a container] to overflow. I hope your bucket of water doesn't spill over. The milk glass spilled over because it was filled too full.

2. [for the contents of a container] to overflow. The bucket is too full. I don't know why the water doesn't spill over. The milk spilled over because you overfilled the glass.

See also: over, spill

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

spill (the) tea
spill the tea
overflow with
flow out
flow over
flow over (someone or something)
slosh
slosh around
slop around
have a spill

References in periodicals archive

As for other aspects of unconventional monetary policies, such as financial stability implications or spill overs to other countries, it seems that the jury is still out.

TOP RESEARCHERS DEBATE - UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES

Continued strong growth in Egypt and Pakistan in FY 2017 / 18 is driving the regional aggregate growth higher, masking weaker and more fragile growth in other countries, particularly those affected by conflict or its spill overs such as Afghanistan, Jordan, Lebanon and Somalia, said the report

Debt to remain very high in several countries in particular Egypt: IMF

The IMF's report for the Regional Economic Outlook noted that sanctions against Iran will undercut its near-term trade and growth prospects, increasing the risk of spill overs. They added that the developments in Turkey could impact some countries' trade and financial linkages, as well as through market confidence effects.

Market sentiment in MENAP, CCA regions remains vulnerable: IMF

Historically, the growth in per capita density has resulted in positive economic spill overs in the form of innovation, increased exchange and increased specialization, ultimately feeding into economic expansion.

How quality of life has declined in Pakistan

Prices recovered some ground after their fall, as concern about the real spill overs of the financial turbulence eased.

Low prices put inflation on the back burner

According to the World Bank's twice-yearly "Global Economic Prospects", political turmoil in Egypt, stalemate in Tunisia and an escalation of the civil war in Syria, with spill overs to neighbouring Lebanon and Jordan, have weakened activity in the oil importing countries.

Political turmoil could impact Mena economy

Moreover, the high inflation accumulated over the course of FY 2014/15 to FY 2016/17 has lowered the purchasing power of households across societal segments, reducing the positive spill overs of economic growth, and taking a toll on social and economic conditions.

World Bank: Egypt's GDP to gradually increase by 5.8% in FY2019/20

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释义	spill over spill over 1. Of a liquid, to spill by flowing out of a container or over some barrier. You're going to need a bigger pot, or else that soup will spill over. The floodwaters spilled over the levee. 2. To go beyond the borders or parameters of something and into something else, especially due to growing in size or scope. It's hard to contain violence to just one neighborhood, you know. It's only a matter of time until it spills over into our part of town too. See also: over, spill Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. spill over 1. [for a container] to overflow. I hope your bucket of water doesn't spill over. The milk glass spilled over because it was filled too full. 2. [for the contents of a container] to overflow. The bucket is too full. I don't know why the water doesn't spill over. The milk spilled over because you overfilled the glass. See also: over, spill McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: spill (the) tea spill the tea overflow with flow out flow over flow over (someone or something) slosh slosh around slop around have a spill References in periodicals archive As for other aspects of unconventional monetary policies, such as financial stability implications or spill overs to other countries, it seems that the jury is still out. TOP RESEARCHERS DEBATE - UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICIES Continued strong growth in Egypt and Pakistan in FY 2017 / 18 is driving the regional aggregate growth higher, masking weaker and more fragile growth in other countries, particularly those affected by conflict or its spill overs such as Afghanistan, Jordan, Lebanon and Somalia, said the report Debt to remain very high in several countries in particular Egypt: IMF The IMF's report for the Regional Economic Outlook noted that sanctions against Iran will undercut its near-term trade and growth prospects, increasing the risk of spill overs. They added that the developments in Turkey could impact some countries' trade and financial linkages, as well as through market confidence effects. Market sentiment in MENAP, CCA regions remains vulnerable: IMF Historically, the growth in per capita density has resulted in positive economic spill overs in the form of innovation, increased exchange and increased specialization, ultimately feeding into economic expansion. How quality of life has declined in Pakistan Prices recovered some ground after their fall, as concern about the real spill overs of the financial turbulence eased. Low prices put inflation on the back burner According to the World Bank's twice-yearly "Global Economic Prospects", political turmoil in Egypt, stalemate in Tunisia and an escalation of the civil war in Syria, with spill overs to neighbouring Lebanon and Jordan, have weakened activity in the oil importing countries. Political turmoil could impact Mena economy Moreover, the high inflation accumulated over the course of FY 2014/15 to FY 2016/17 has lowered the purchasing power of households across societal segments, reducing the positive spill overs of economic growth, and taking a toll on social and economic conditions. World Bank: Egypt's GDP to gradually increase by 5.8% in FY2019/20
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