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●ˌspill ˈover (into/to sth) to start in one situation or area and then have an effect on another situation or in another area 波及，带动，影响到（另一范围）；嬗变，蜕变（成另一局面）◆Unrest has spilt over into areas outside the city.
骚乱已经波及城市的周边地区。◆Anger spilled over into violence at yesterday’s demonstration.
在昨天的示威游行中，愤怒演化成了暴力。◆Her excitement spilled over to the rest of the group.
她的兴奋情绪感染了这个组的其他人。[v + adv]▸ ˈoverspill noun [uncountable, singular] (BrE)
people who move from a town or city because it is too crowded and go and live somewhere else （因城市拥挤而外迁的）外溢人口，外流人口 ◆These towns were built to house overspill populations from the big cities.
兴建这些小镇是为了容纳从大城市迁出的外流人口。▸ ˈspillover [countable, uncountable]1. sth that is too large or too much for the place where it starts and spreads to other places 溢出部分；溢出物◆a spillover of riots
骚乱的蔓延 ◆a spillover room (= a room where extra people can go)
为超员准备的备用房间 2. the results and effects of sth that have spread to other situations or areas （影响到其他情况或地区的）伴随结果，伴随效果◆Other resorts could benefit from the spillover (of tourists).
其他度假胜地可从游客涌入中获益。◆spillover effects / benefits
溢出效应／利益 |