1.溢出
1.to spread to other areas
1.If somebody comes to me and says it's basically done, it's going to spill over by a few days or a week, that's different.
如果有人来对我说，法案基本上差不多了，再过几天或一周就会出台，那就大不一样了。
2.There was a bit of a spill over into others such as Spain and Italy, but the impact has mostly been contained.
西班牙和意大利等国多少受到了影响，但影响程度基本有限。
3.So there are effects that spill over, even though it is not always easy to spot them.
因此有效果产生，即使不总是容易被发现。
4.Companies should be able to quickly acquire knowledge, technology and skills that can then spill over to the rest of the economy.
企业应该具有迅速获取知识、技术和技能的能力，然而就可以传播给其他企业。
5.Supreme Court spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said the 72-year-old justice took a spill over the weekend.
最高法院女发言人凯西·阿尔贝格说这位72岁的正义者周末的时候摔倒了。
6.and a property bust could spill over into other fields to which banks have lots of exposure.
并且房地产市场的破产能传导至其他市场，而在这些市场中，银行拥有大量的头寸。
7.Of course the worse they become, it tends to spill over around the world.
当然，欧美债务危机越严重，不利影响就会扩散到全球。
8.He is keen to identify the ways in which a country's policies, including its exchange-rate policies, "spill over" to its neighbours.
卡恩急切地想弄明白一国的政策——包括汇率政策在内——是如何“溢出”从而影响到邻国的。
9.While economists like Mr. Soss expect that growth to spill over to the United States shortly , the effect is already visible in Europe .
索斯这样的经济学家预计增长不久将会波及美国，欧洲的影响已经发生。
10.Given that the implementation may well spill over into the next parliament, it is crucial that the opposition backs the measures too.
鉴于计划的执行很可能会一直延续至下一届议会，让这些措施同时获得反对党的支持就至关重要。