surplus in Chinese
surplus in Chinese is 余款 — surplus means an amount left over after what is needed has been used; an excess.
surplus in Chinese
余款
Pronounced: yú kuǎn
Specifically, an amount in the public treasury at any time greater than is required for the ordinary purposes of the government.
What does "surplus" mean?
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noun An amount left over after what is needed has been used; an excess.
"The farm had a grain surplus after the harvest."
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adj More than what is needed.
"They sold off surplus equipment at auction."
surplus in a sentence
- The farm had a grain surplus after the harvest.
- The government reported a budget surplus this year.
- They sold off surplus equipment at auction.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "surplus" in Chinese?
"surplus" in Chinese is 余款. surplus means: An amount left over after what is needed has been used; an excess.
How do you pronounce 余款?
"surplus" in Chinese is 余款, pronounced "yú kuǎn".
How do you use "surplus" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm had a grain surplus after the harvest." In Chinese, "surplus" is 余款.
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