overgrowth

• n. 增生；繁茂；生长过度；过度发育

1. excessive size; usually caused by excessive secretion of growth hormone from the pituitary gland

2. a profusion of growth on or over something else

Economic overgrowth will bring about a series of problems.

经济增长过快也会带来一系列的问题.

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Fixed Overgrowth to work on units in fog.

修正了疯狂生长可以作用在处在战争迷雾中的敌人.

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Overgrowth is common in adolescents.

青少年成长过快是普遍现象.

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These materials cause an overgrowth of algae and further deterioration, including oxygen depletion.

这些元素导致藻类的过快生长和进一步的恶化, 包括水中氧气的耗竭.

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Continual sebum production and bacterial overgrowth increase the inflammation around the follicle even further.

脓疱皮脂的不断产生和细菌的过度会进一步增加毛囊周围炎症.

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Conclusion The purified alginate may significantly reduce overgrowth of MHs and improve the function of hepatocytes.

结论纯化海藻酸钠能降低微囊的纤维化程度,改善囊内肝细胞功能.

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Abnormal imprinting effects are associated with clinical disorders of overgrowth, undergrowth, mental retardation, or behavior abnormalities.

基因组印记病主要表现为过度生长 、 生长迟缓 、 智力障碍 、 行为异常.

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Thus in the long run, the overgrowth of the world population will only harm mankind.

因此,从长远的观点看, 过多的世界人口将会危害人类.

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The computer virus is an outcome of the computer overgrowth in the 1980 s.

计算机病毒是八十年代计算机飞速发展带来的结果.

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There is overgrowth of skin cells, which multiply up to 10 times faster than normal.

皮肤细胞过度增生, 较正常速度快10倍以上.

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Polyps are an overgrowth of the tissue that lines the uterine cavity or cervix.

息肉是子宫腔或子宫颈内膜过度增生的组织.

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over-,超过，过度，growth,生长。引申词义疯长。

1. Economic overgrowth will bring about a series of problems.

经济增长过快也会带来一系列的问题.

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2. Objective To identify and manage the anterior ethmoid sinus overgrowth during dacryocystorhinostomy ( DCR ).

目的　探讨泪囊鼻腔吻合术 ( dacryocystorhinostomy,DCR ) 中前筛窦过度发育的处理方法.

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3. Fixed Overgrowth to work on units in fog.

修正了疯狂生长可以作用在处在战争迷雾中的敌人.

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4. Overgrowth is common in adolescents.

青少年成长过快是普遍现象.

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5. But the overgrowth of population presents a threat to the existence of human society.

但是,人口过分增长对人类社会的存在构成了威胁.

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overgrowth (n.)

c. 1600, from over- + growth. Also see overgrown.