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Meanings of glut in English
Catalan
sadollament Portuguese
devorar Catalan
afartar-se Usage of glut in English
1
The one downside for the market was the glut of used cars.
2
Population growth and reduced construction continue to cut the glut of buildings.
3
The International Energy Agency forecast on Tuesday a 10-year global gas glut.
4
And the global oil glut doesn't look like ending any time soon.
5
Corning had mentioned the glut in July, but held its outlook stable.
6
It also expects the global oil supply glut to persist through 2016.
7
I needed a reliable search engine and the glut of the Internet.
8
Builders have responded to the glut in housing by shelving new projects.
9
But given the glut in capacity, finding a buyer will be challenging.
10
The surge in Russian exports has contributed to a global grain glut.
11
The cool glut of Russell's words-nomore ego, turn off the mind.
12
A glut sometimes reduced the value of merchandise below the London price.
13
That reward had been overtaken by a glut of subsequent home goals.
14
Some people in the dinner-show business fret that a glut is developing.
15
Was I supposed to know there was going to be a glut?
16
In an attempt to ease a supply glut, miners have lowered production.
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Glut across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common