在《PONS词典》中的词汇
I. sur·plus <pl -es> [ˈsɜ:pləs, 美 ˈsɜ:r-] 名词
1. surplus (excess):
2. surplus (financial):
II. sur·plus [ˈsɜ:pləs, 美 ˈsɜ:r-] 形 不变的
1. surplus (extra):
2. surplus (dispensable):
I. cov·er [ˈkʌvəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 名词
1. cover:
2. cover (sheets):
3. cover (of a book):
4. cover (envelope):
5. cover no pl (shelter):
6. cover no pl (for animals to hide):
7. cover (concealing true identity):
8. cover no pl 军事:
9. cover no pl esp 英 (insurance):
10. cover 经济, 金融 (security):
11. cover no pl (substitute):
12. cover 音乐 (recording):
II. cov·er [ˈkʌvəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 动词 trans
1. cover (put over):
2. cover (to protect):
3. cover (in order to hide):
4. cover (extend over):
5. cover (travel):
6. cover (deal with):
7. cover (be enough for):
8. cover (report on):
9. cover (insure):
10. cover (earn enough to pay):
11. cover (protect):
12. cover 军事:
13. cover (aim weapon at):
15. cover (do sb's job):
16. cover (adopt song):
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语（PONS）
surplus cover 名词 CTRL
cover surplus 名词 VERSICHER
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语（PONS）
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语（PONS）
surplus 名词 INV-FIN
surplus 名词 会计
surplus 名词 CTRL
cover 动词 trans 会计
有关地理学的词语（Klett）
surplus [ˈsɜːpləs] 名词
有关生物学的词语（Klett）
surplus [ˈsɜːpləs] 形
| I | cover |
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| you | cover |
| he/she/it | covers |
| we | cover |
| you | cover |
| they | cover |
| I | covered |
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| you | covered |
| he/she/it | covered |
| we | covered |
| you | covered |
| they | covered |
| I | have | covered |
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| you | have | covered |
| he/she/it | has | covered |
| we | have | covered |
| you | have | covered |
| they | have | covered |
| I | had | covered |
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| you | had | covered |
| he/she/it | had | covered |
| we | had | covered |
| you | had | covered |
| they | had | covered |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The magistrate, however, ruled that no consent was given for the three to effect the distribution of $1.7 billion in pension fund surplus covering the years 1998, 2002, 2005, and 2008.
www.jamaicaobserver.com The last five money-incomes are components of realized surplus value.
en.wikipedia.org The forecast deficit falls to $7.9 billion in 2012/13 and $2 billion in 2013/14, before a $197 million surplus in 2014/15.
en.wikipedia.org This criterion is the ability to produce surplus value.
en.wikipedia.org At the end of the war almost all of them were declared surplus and were sold off to public and private owners.
en.wikipedia.org 互联网提供的例句（未经PONS编辑处理）
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www.geobotanik.uni-hannover.de they demonstrate that surpluses from the land use must have always been plenty, so that the inhabitants of the region were able to afford purchasing numerous imported goods.
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sie zeigen, dass die Überschüsse aus der Landnutzung stets erheblich gewesen sein müssen, so dass sich die Bewohner der Region den Erwerb von zahlreichen Importgütern leisten konnten.
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www.philsem.uni-kiel.de Water market might be enlarged to the whole river basin, where the upstream region might buy surplus water from local farmers and then sell this water to the downstream region for ecological restoration
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Der Wasser Markt müsste ausgeweitet werden auf das gesamte Flussbecken, wo die Region im Oberlauf den Überschuss an Wasser von den lokalen Farmern kaufen könnte um es dann an die nahe dem Unterlauf befindlichen Gemeinden für ökologische Restaurierung zu verkaufen
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www.hof.uni-frankfurt.de The vast majority of decision makers from German financial institutions and financial service providers reject the criticism of the persistent surpluses in the German current account balance raised by the EU Commission and other institutions.
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Die große Mehrheit der Entscheider aus Finanzinstituten und Dienstleistern am Finanzplatz Deutschland weist die Kritik der EU-Kommission und anderer Institutionen an den anhaltenden Überschüssen in der deutschen Leistungsbilanz zurück.
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www.rolandberger.de However, whereas these surpluses equaled at most 1-4% of GDP over longer periods of time, after the turn of the last millennium they rose to over 6% – and seem to be there to stay.
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Doch während sich die Überschüsse lange Zeit innerhalb von ein, zwei bis höchstens vier Prozent des BIP bewegten, stiegen sie nach der Jahrtausendwende auf Werte über sechs Prozent - und halten sich dort hartnäckig.
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