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1 surplus
1. noun2. adjectivearmy surplus store/boots — Laden für Restbestände/Schuhe aus Restbeständen der Armee
be surplus to somebody's requirements — von jemandem nicht benötigt werden
surplus stocks — Überschüsse Pl.
* * *['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) der Überschust, Überschuß-...* * *sur·plus[ˈsɜ:pləs, AM ˈsɜ:r-]I. n<pl -es>budget/trade \surplus Haushalts-/Handelsüberschuss m1. (extra) zusätzlich2. (dispensable) überschüssig\surplus stock Lagerbestände pl, Überbestand m* * *['sɜːpləs]1. nÜberschuss m (of an +dat)a balance of trade surplus — ein Überschuss m in der Handelsbilanz
2. adjüberschüssig; (of countable objects) überzähligsale of surplus stock — Verkauf m von Lagerbeständen
have you any surplus sheets I could borrow? — hast du Laken übrig, die ich mir borgen könnte?
it is surplus to ( my) requirements — das benötige ich nicht
surplus store — Geschäft, das billig Lagerbestände verkauft
* * *A s1. Überschuss m, Rest m2. WIRTSCHa) Überschuss m, Mehr(betrag) n(m)c) (unverteilter) Reingewinnd) Mehrwert msurplus population Bevölkerungsüberschuss m;surplus weight Mehr-, Übergewicht n;* * *1. nounÜberschuss, der (of an + Dat.)2. adjectivearmy surplus store/boots — Laden für Restbestände/Schuhe aus Restbeständen der Armee
surplus stocks — Überschüsse Pl.
* * *n.(§ pl.: surpluses)= Mehrbetrag m.Überschuss m.
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