Translations for „spillover“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . spill·over [ˈspɪləʊvəʳ, Am -oʊvɚ] N

1. spillover no pl (spreading):

spillover of ideas, values

Verbreitung f

spillover of a war, conflict

Übergreifen nt

2. spillover (surplus):

spillover

Überschuss m

3. spillover esp Am (excess water):

spillover

Hochwasser nt

II . spill·over [ˈspɪləʊvəʳ, Am -oʊvɚ] ADJ attr, inv

spillover effect

Nachwirkung f

spillover effect COMM of advertising campaigns

Spill-over-Effekt m

spillover population

überquellende Bevölkerung

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

spillover effect COMM of advertising campaigns

Spill-over-Effekt m

spillover population

überquellende Bevölkerung

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

During high level of motor activity, the amount of serotonin released increases and a spillover occurs.

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The spillover into broader structured credit markets had a huge impact on bond insurers.

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This spillover represents another mechanism of heterosynaptic change in plasticity.

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When one of these problems is present in a state, it is likely to cause transnational spillover effects.

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This study favors the glutamate spillover hypothesis by showing that at silent synapses the glutamate concentration is reduced.

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The spillover to the economy was immediate and most notable in food prices.

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The close physical proximity facilitates knowledge spillovers, helping people and firms exchange information and generate new ideas.

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The third source relating to localization economies is technological spillovers.

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Moreover, general announcements exert cross-country spillovers but are perceived by the home-country banks as subsidies boosting the competitive advantage of foreign banks.

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From 1981 new cable companies were allowed in areas without offair /spillover signals.

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