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I . spill [spɪl] N

1. spill (act of spilling):

spill
spill
petrol spill

2. spill inf (fall):

spill
to have a spill

II . spill <spilt, spilt [or Am, Aus: spilled, spilled]> [spɪl] VB trans

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It said the clashes would by no means be allowed to escalate into large-scale combat and spill over into neighboring regions.
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The ocean current and low level wind information gleaned from the space photos can help predict oceanic oil spill coverage and movement.
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The 1980s became known as the lost decade, and its problems spilled over into the 1990s.
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The absence of onboard motors, braking systems and gearboxes eliminates excessive noise, oil spills from the trains, and dust from brakes.
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He uses delicate spills of colour and heavy brushwork, as well as drips, splashes and smears.
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Around 600 tonnes of fuel oil were spilled into the ocean.
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The potential fine for the spill under the act is $1,100 to $4,300 a barrel spilled, meaning the fine could be as much as $21 billion.
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It is 63m ft long, 25m ft wide, and has a double hull; its waste-treatment facility has thick concrete walls to prevent spills.
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Translators note: being full without spilling means having lots of wealth but not wasting it.
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To be full without spilling, then wealth can long be maintained.
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