Definition of overpopulation in English:

overpopulation

noun əʊvəpɒpjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The condition of being populated with excessively large numbers.
overpopulation is a serious problem the world needs to deal with
at present there is overpopulation of deer in the Highlands
Example sentencesExamples
- Media advertising plays a major role in pet-supply sales, and may contribute to overpopulation.
- Due to the exponential growth rate of companion animals, sterilization is a critical behavior that should be targeted in efforts to reduce overpopulation.
- Hunters maintain that they provide a public service by reducing overpopulation among white-tailed deer.
- A recent Oregon State University study concludes overpopulation is the single biggest threat to the environment.
- This had a double negative effect: slow growth and complete overpopulation of the fish ponds.
- However, as the town develops rapidly, this hides serious risks related mainly to the overpopulation and environmental pollution.
- Habitat is manipulated to increase goose numbers and therefore create the excuse that hunting is needed to control overpopulation.
- The most moderate critics of longevity simply worry that immortality would cause massive overpopulation.
- Dorgan said geese overpopulation is not easily solved.
- This paper offers a framework to humanely reduce the current surplus of companion-animals and prevent further overpopulation.

Definition of overpopulation in US English:

overpopulation

nounˈˌōvərˌpäpyəˈlāSHən

The condition of being populated with excessively large numbers.
overpopulation is a serious problem the world needs to deal with
at present there is overpopulation of deer in the Highlands
Example sentencesExamples
- Hunters maintain that they provide a public service by reducing overpopulation among white-tailed deer.
- Media advertising plays a major role in pet-supply sales, and may contribute to overpopulation.
- However, as the town develops rapidly, this hides serious risks related mainly to the overpopulation and environmental pollution.
- Due to the exponential growth rate of companion animals, sterilization is a critical behavior that should be targeted in efforts to reduce overpopulation.
- The most moderate critics of longevity simply worry that immortality would cause massive overpopulation.
- Dorgan said geese overpopulation is not easily solved.
- A recent Oregon State University study concludes overpopulation is the single biggest threat to the environment.
- Habitat is manipulated to increase goose numbers and therefore create the excuse that hunting is needed to control overpopulation.
- This paper offers a framework to humanely reduce the current surplus of companion-animals and prevent further overpopulation.
- This had a double negative effect: slow growth and complete overpopulation of the fish ponds.

单词	overpopulation
释义	Definition of overpopulation in English: overpopulation noun əʊvəpɒpjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The condition of being populated with excessively large numbers. overpopulation is a serious problem the world needs to deal with at present there is overpopulation of deer in the Highlands Example sentencesExamples Media advertising plays a major role in pet-supply sales, and may contribute to overpopulation. Due to the exponential growth rate of companion animals, sterilization is a critical behavior that should be targeted in efforts to reduce overpopulation. Hunters maintain that they provide a public service by reducing overpopulation among white-tailed deer. A recent Oregon State University study concludes overpopulation is the single biggest threat to the environment. This had a double negative effect: slow growth and complete overpopulation of the fish ponds. However, as the town develops rapidly, this hides serious risks related mainly to the overpopulation and environmental pollution. Habitat is manipulated to increase goose numbers and therefore create the excuse that hunting is needed to control overpopulation. The most moderate critics of longevity simply worry that immortality would cause massive overpopulation. Dorgan said geese overpopulation is not easily solved. This paper offers a framework to humanely reduce the current surplus of companion-animals and prevent further overpopulation. Definition of overpopulation in US English: overpopulation nounˈˌōvərˌpäpyəˈlāSHən The condition of being populated with excessively large numbers. overpopulation is a serious problem the world needs to deal with at present there is overpopulation of deer in the Highlands Example sentencesExamples Hunters maintain that they provide a public service by reducing overpopulation among white-tailed deer. Media advertising plays a major role in pet-supply sales, and may contribute to overpopulation. However, as the town develops rapidly, this hides serious risks related mainly to the overpopulation and environmental pollution. Due to the exponential growth rate of companion animals, sterilization is a critical behavior that should be targeted in efforts to reduce overpopulation. The most moderate critics of longevity simply worry that immortality would cause massive overpopulation. Dorgan said geese overpopulation is not easily solved. A recent Oregon State University study concludes overpopulation is the single biggest threat to the environment. Habitat is manipulated to increase goose numbers and therefore create the excuse that hunting is needed to control overpopulation. This paper offers a framework to humanely reduce the current surplus of companion-animals and prevent further overpopulation. This had a double negative effect: slow growth and complete overpopulation of the fish ponds.
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