Definition of overpopulate in English:

overpopulate

verb əʊvəˈpɒpjʊleɪtˌōvərˈpäpyəlāt

[with object]often as adjective overpopulated

1Populate (an area) in excessively large numbers.
an overpopulated country
Example sentencesExamples
- The city's streets are overpopulated with meandering figures listing first to one side, then the other, making it impossible to get past even on wide sidewalks.
- Hopefully the Leaders could find a better partner for her, or else the vampires could very well overpopulate the area.
- Hyde Park, at that time of the day in general, was usually overpopulated with high-and-mighty lords and ladies prancing along its pathways for their ‘morning’ rides.
- Their leader is a man who's hell-bent on overpopulating the planet.
- Ravenswood was not overpopulated and was probably never going to be come a city.
- And in place of War and Money, we have the fertile Mother, having her six kids (for herself, not some man) overpopulating the planet as fast as you can say ‘bunny’.
- In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells.
- I guess the cities were overpopulated or something.
- I remember a report from France, in the eighties, where near the launch of St. Hilaire du Touvet (today a site overpopulated by paragliders) a hang glider got hit by a sailplane passing under him.
- We feel these flats would make the area overpopulated and congested.
- Earth is overpopulated, and in an effort to provide for everyone we are plundering our natural resources.
- I hesitate to recommend another book about living abroad when television and newsprint are overpopulated with seekers of a place in the sun, but this account of life in an Andalusian pueblo is different.
- Since that time the elk have continually overpopulated their habitat, leaving the range in often deplorable condition.
- When they perished, the buffalo, no longer routinely culled by farmers to feed the Indian cities, overpopulated their farms, and rapidly spread out across the newly-emptied Great Plains.
- Claiming that the island lacked resources and was overpopulated, the U.S. government encouraged migration, with the consequent formation of diasporic communities across the United States.
- Establishing the facts is essential, but an underlying assumption of the discussion must also be addressed: Namely, that the world is overpopulated and reproduction needs to be governed.
- Now the field is somewhat overpopulated and generically overstuffed.
- She does not speak in the tough vernacular of the grizzled guys who overpopulate her field.
- It's like saying you should destroy people because they're overpopulating the planet.
- The planet Earth was already overpopulated by the early years of the 21st Century.
Synonyms
packed, congested, crushed, cramped, overcrowded, full, filled to capacity, full to bursting, overfull, overflowing, teeming, swarming, thronged, populous, overpopulated, overpeopled, busy
1. 1.1no object (of an animal) breed too rapidly.
  without natural predators, deer would overpopulate
  Example sentencesExamples
  The whole idea is that nature needs a method for rapidly ridding itself of dysfunctional species that overpopulate and absorb resources too rapidly.
  But it's also enabled us to overpopulate and pollute in a way that we never could have managed when we were wandering around the African savannah.
  Thus it is a commonplace to suggest that people will always overpopulate, regardless of the incentives in place.
  And they keep prey species from overpopulating.
  He surmised that not all of these embryos could come to maturity in the same host without killing themselves and their host by overpopulating.

Definition of overpopulate in US English:

overpopulate

verbˌōvərˈpäpyəlāt

[with object]

1Populate (an area) in too large numbers.
the country was overpopulated
Example sentencesExamples
- We feel these flats would make the area overpopulated and congested.
- The city's streets are overpopulated with meandering figures listing first to one side, then the other, making it impossible to get past even on wide sidewalks.
- I hesitate to recommend another book about living abroad when television and newsprint are overpopulated with seekers of a place in the sun, but this account of life in an Andalusian pueblo is different.
- I guess the cities were overpopulated or something.
- Hopefully the Leaders could find a better partner for her, or else the vampires could very well overpopulate the area.
- Their leader is a man who's hell-bent on overpopulating the planet.
- The planet Earth was already overpopulated by the early years of the 21st Century.
- I remember a report from France, in the eighties, where near the launch of St. Hilaire du Touvet (today a site overpopulated by paragliders) a hang glider got hit by a sailplane passing under him.
- Ravenswood was not overpopulated and was probably never going to be come a city.
- Since that time the elk have continually overpopulated their habitat, leaving the range in often deplorable condition.
- In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells.
- And in place of War and Money, we have the fertile Mother, having her six kids (for herself, not some man) overpopulating the planet as fast as you can say ‘bunny’.
- Establishing the facts is essential, but an underlying assumption of the discussion must also be addressed: Namely, that the world is overpopulated and reproduction needs to be governed.
- When they perished, the buffalo, no longer routinely culled by farmers to feed the Indian cities, overpopulated their farms, and rapidly spread out across the newly-emptied Great Plains.
- Now the field is somewhat overpopulated and generically overstuffed.
- Hyde Park, at that time of the day in general, was usually overpopulated with high-and-mighty lords and ladies prancing along its pathways for their ‘morning’ rides.
- Claiming that the island lacked resources and was overpopulated, the U.S. government encouraged migration, with the consequent formation of diasporic communities across the United States.
- She does not speak in the tough vernacular of the grizzled guys who overpopulate her field.
- It's like saying you should destroy people because they're overpopulating the planet.
- Earth is overpopulated, and in an effort to provide for everyone we are plundering our natural resources.
Synonyms
packed, congested, crushed, cramped, overcrowded, full, filled to capacity, full to bursting, overfull, overflowing, teeming, swarming, thronged, populous, overpopulated, overpeopled, busy
1. 1.1no object (of an animal) breed too rapidly.
  without natural predators, deer would overpopulate
  Example sentencesExamples
  But it's also enabled us to overpopulate and pollute in a way that we never could have managed when we were wandering around the African savannah.
  And they keep prey species from overpopulating.
  He surmised that not all of these embryos could come to maturity in the same host without killing themselves and their host by overpopulating.
  Thus it is a commonplace to suggest that people will always overpopulate, regardless of the incentives in place.
  The whole idea is that nature needs a method for rapidly ridding itself of dysfunctional species that overpopulate and absorb resources too rapidly.

单词	overpopulate
释义	Definition of overpopulate in English: overpopulate verb əʊvəˈpɒpjʊleɪtˌōvərˈpäpyəlāt [with object]often as adjective overpopulated 1Populate (an area) in excessively large numbers. an overpopulated country Example sentencesExamples The city's streets are overpopulated with meandering figures listing first to one side, then the other, making it impossible to get past even on wide sidewalks. Hopefully the Leaders could find a better partner for her, or else the vampires could very well overpopulate the area. Hyde Park, at that time of the day in general, was usually overpopulated with high-and-mighty lords and ladies prancing along its pathways for their ‘morning’ rides. Their leader is a man who's hell-bent on overpopulating the planet. Ravenswood was not overpopulated and was probably never going to be come a city. And in place of War and Money, we have the fertile Mother, having her six kids (for herself, not some man) overpopulating the planet as fast as you can say ‘bunny’. In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells. I guess the cities were overpopulated or something. I remember a report from France, in the eighties, where near the launch of St. Hilaire du Touvet (today a site overpopulated by paragliders) a hang glider got hit by a sailplane passing under him. We feel these flats would make the area overpopulated and congested. Earth is overpopulated, and in an effort to provide for everyone we are plundering our natural resources. I hesitate to recommend another book about living abroad when television and newsprint are overpopulated with seekers of a place in the sun, but this account of life in an Andalusian pueblo is different. Since that time the elk have continually overpopulated their habitat, leaving the range in often deplorable condition. When they perished, the buffalo, no longer routinely culled by farmers to feed the Indian cities, overpopulated their farms, and rapidly spread out across the newly-emptied Great Plains. Claiming that the island lacked resources and was overpopulated, the U.S. government encouraged migration, with the consequent formation of diasporic communities across the United States. Establishing the facts is essential, but an underlying assumption of the discussion must also be addressed: Namely, that the world is overpopulated and reproduction needs to be governed. Now the field is somewhat overpopulated and generically overstuffed. She does not speak in the tough vernacular of the grizzled guys who overpopulate her field. It's like saying you should destroy people because they're overpopulating the planet. The planet Earth was already overpopulated by the early years of the 21st Century. Synonyms packed, congested, crushed, cramped, overcrowded, full, filled to capacity, full to bursting, overfull, overflowing, teeming, swarming, thronged, populous, overpopulated, overpeopled, busy 1.1no object (of an animal) breed too rapidly. without natural predators, deer would overpopulate Example sentencesExamples The whole idea is that nature needs a method for rapidly ridding itself of dysfunctional species that overpopulate and absorb resources too rapidly. But it's also enabled us to overpopulate and pollute in a way that we never could have managed when we were wandering around the African savannah. Thus it is a commonplace to suggest that people will always overpopulate, regardless of the incentives in place. And they keep prey species from overpopulating. He surmised that not all of these embryos could come to maturity in the same host without killing themselves and their host by overpopulating. Definition of overpopulate in US English: overpopulate verbˌōvərˈpäpyəlāt [with object] 1Populate (an area) in too large numbers. the country was overpopulated Example sentencesExamples We feel these flats would make the area overpopulated and congested. The city's streets are overpopulated with meandering figures listing first to one side, then the other, making it impossible to get past even on wide sidewalks. I hesitate to recommend another book about living abroad when television and newsprint are overpopulated with seekers of a place in the sun, but this account of life in an Andalusian pueblo is different. I guess the cities were overpopulated or something. Hopefully the Leaders could find a better partner for her, or else the vampires could very well overpopulate the area. Their leader is a man who's hell-bent on overpopulating the planet. The planet Earth was already overpopulated by the early years of the 21st Century. I remember a report from France, in the eighties, where near the launch of St. Hilaire du Touvet (today a site overpopulated by paragliders) a hang glider got hit by a sailplane passing under him. Ravenswood was not overpopulated and was probably never going to be come a city. Since that time the elk have continually overpopulated their habitat, leaving the range in often deplorable condition. In acute leukemias, the marrow is typically overpopulated with blast cells. And in place of War and Money, we have the fertile Mother, having her six kids (for herself, not some man) overpopulating the planet as fast as you can say ‘bunny’. Establishing the facts is essential, but an underlying assumption of the discussion must also be addressed: Namely, that the world is overpopulated and reproduction needs to be governed. When they perished, the buffalo, no longer routinely culled by farmers to feed the Indian cities, overpopulated their farms, and rapidly spread out across the newly-emptied Great Plains. Now the field is somewhat overpopulated and generically overstuffed. Hyde Park, at that time of the day in general, was usually overpopulated with high-and-mighty lords and ladies prancing along its pathways for their ‘morning’ rides. Claiming that the island lacked resources and was overpopulated, the U.S. government encouraged migration, with the consequent formation of diasporic communities across the United States. She does not speak in the tough vernacular of the grizzled guys who overpopulate her field. It's like saying you should destroy people because they're overpopulating the planet. Earth is overpopulated, and in an effort to provide for everyone we are plundering our natural resources. Synonyms packed, congested, crushed, cramped, overcrowded, full, filled to capacity, full to bursting, overfull, overflowing, teeming, swarming, thronged, populous, overpopulated, overpeopled, busy 1.1no object (of an animal) breed too rapidly. without natural predators, deer would overpopulate Example sentencesExamples But it's also enabled us to overpopulate and pollute in a way that we never could have managed when we were wandering around the African savannah. And they keep prey species from overpopulating. He surmised that not all of these embryos could come to maturity in the same host without killing themselves and their host by overpopulating. Thus it is a commonplace to suggest that people will always overpopulate, regardless of the incentives in place. The whole idea is that nature needs a method for rapidly ridding itself of dysfunctional species that overpopulate and absorb resources too rapidly.
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