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["n. （商品）供过于求；大量\n v. 供应过多，充斥；吃得过多；使……吃饱；（旧时）充分满足\n \n [\n 复数\n gluts\n 第三人称单数\n gluts\n 现在分词\n glutting\n 过去式\n glutted\n 过去分词\n glutted\n ]"]

Exports have become increasingly important to wineries as they battle a global wine glut.

出口对于各葡萄酒厂来说已变得日益重要, 因为他们得应对全球性的葡萄酒供应过剩问题。

Sheep once sold for as little as 50 cents each during a glut in the 1980s, but today some breeds of ewe can sell for as much as $200 a pop.

在20世纪80年代的一次供过于求中，羊的价格一度低至每只50美分，但如今一些品种的母羊可以卖到每只200美元。

But what of our natural gas glut?

但是天然气供过于求怎么办？

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and then the total absence of conventional instrumentsand this glut of conductors, people might, you know,wonder, yeah, "Is this music?"

that are perfect for ultra-endurance:no body fur and a glut of sweat glandsthat keep us cool while running;

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