shortage 的定义
- a deficiency in quantity: a shortage of cash.
- the amount of such deficiency.
shortage 近义词
deficiency
更多shortage例句
- I’m sure there’s no shortage of readers who have had to make similar choices.
- By late April, Switch sales briefly dropped below pre-pandemic levels because of the shortage.
- While women now have the constitutional right to vote, there has been no shortage of voting restrictions aimed to prevent them from doing so.
- More than one school official told Voice of San Diego they’d love to order devices, but can’t because of supply shortages.
- When the great toilet paper shortage of 2020 occurred, bath tissue companies could have easily changed their marketing to fuel the need and push profits even more.
- But there is no shortage of great American whiskey on the market.
- A senior Pentagon official agreed that there is a shortage of surveillance planes needed to track down ISIS.
- There is a shortage of food, there is little aid, and they are in a dire situation.
- In a show with no shortage of great performances, Kitsch stood out.
- His brother Sidronio immediately took over, and the Windy City reported no shortage of smack.
- Hence, shortage of ammunition and shortage of water, which last was the worse felt to-day.
- I gave up my nephew to my country, and I—er—suffered from the shortage of potatoes to an extent that you probably didn't realize.
- For example, a dreadful influenza epidemic occurred followed by a severe fuel shortage due to a railroad strike.
- The production of South American rubber is limited by a shortage of men rather than a shortage of trees.
- Anyway she has refused—and will, I fancy, never relent—to allow any extreme idea of food shortage to disturb her routine.