glutted

v.

吃得过多( glut的过去式和过去分词 )；（对胃口、欲望等）纵情满足；使厌腻；塞满

1. The glut of fruit sent the prices down.
   水果供过于求使价格降低了。
2. The glut of movie screens has also prompted the big chains to shutter their own historic theaters.
   影院供过于求还导致大型连锁影院关闭自己的老影院。
3. What's more, the glut of prohibitions is tantamount to treating the driver like a child and it also foments resentment.
   更有甚者，过量的规定就等于将司机象孩子一样对待，并且招来怨恨。
4. What started out as a slight oversupply is turning into a full-blown supply glut which is sending shockwaves through the whole industry and which could take years to play out.
   起初只是略微的供过于求，如今却开始演变成一场声势浩大的严重供应过量，整个行业都因此受到了影响，这种情况或许需要数年时间才能结束。

The Glutted, Unvented Body
Childcare: Glutted with Nannies
GLUTTED CONDO MARKET NOT ABOUT TO SPRING BACK
Convention centers glutted with space
STATE BANKS TO BE GLUTTED WITH PUBLIC FUNDS.
La Terrazza distinct in glutted market
No Takers: The Market Is Glutted with Newspapers, but Buyers Are Hard to Come By
Shopping-mall mania: Cannibalizing a market that's already glutted
“And Carthage souls be glutted with our bloods” : Marlowe’s Lucanian Dido in The Tragedie of Dido Queene of Carthage
Dot-coms ride B-to-B wave to Wall Street;Investor demand shifts to business services; market glutted with deals.(Brief Article)