Definition of overtrade in English:

overtrade

verb ˌəʊvəˈtreɪdˌoʊvərˈtreɪd

[no object]

Engage in more business than can be supported by the market or by the funds or resources available.
贸易过度（指贸易量大于市场承受能力或可用资金或资源）
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, managers might overtrade to generate soft dollars.
- You can lose money on commissions by overtrading and making even worse investments.
- A series of prosperous years almost necessarily produces overtrading.
- For us overtrading would be almost worse than doing no business at all because we can't compromise our service level.
- Paying excessive attention to the current price will often result in overtrading as well.

Definition of overtrade in US English:

overtrade

verbˌoʊvərˈtreɪdˌōvərˈtrād

[no object]

Engage in more business than can be supported by the market or by the funds or resources available.
贸易过度（指贸易量大于市场承受能力或可用资金或资源）
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, managers might overtrade to generate soft dollars.
- You can lose money on commissions by overtrading and making even worse investments.
- For us overtrading would be almost worse than doing no business at all because we can't compromise our service level.
- Paying excessive attention to the current price will often result in overtrading as well.
- A series of prosperous years almost necessarily produces overtrading.

单词	overtrade
释义	Definition of overtrade in English: overtrade verb ˌəʊvəˈtreɪdˌoʊvərˈtreɪd [no object] Engage in more business than can be supported by the market or by the funds or resources available. 贸易过度（指贸易量大于市场承受能力或可用资金或资源） Example sentencesExamples Also, managers might overtrade to generate soft dollars. You can lose money on commissions by overtrading and making even worse investments. A series of prosperous years almost necessarily produces overtrading. For us overtrading would be almost worse than doing no business at all because we can't compromise our service level. Paying excessive attention to the current price will often result in overtrading as well. Definition of overtrade in US English: overtrade verbˌoʊvərˈtreɪdˌōvərˈtrād [no object] Engage in more business than can be supported by the market or by the funds or resources available. 贸易过度（指贸易量大于市场承受能力或可用资金或资源） Example sentencesExamples Also, managers might overtrade to generate soft dollars. You can lose money on commissions by overtrading and making even worse investments. For us overtrading would be almost worse than doing no business at all because we can't compromise our service level. Paying excessive attention to the current price will often result in overtrading as well. A series of prosperous years almost necessarily produces overtrading.
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