N-COUNT A spillover is a situation or feeling that starts in one place but then begins to happen or have an effect somewhere else. 伴随的结果 [usu with supp]
Some jobs are quite likely to have a negative spillover into family life.
有些工作很可能会对家庭生活带来负面的影响。
Those spillovers depend on the size of the economy as much as the scale of any misalignments.
溢出效应既取决于失调的严重程度，也取决于经济规模的大小。
A second issue concerns the spillovers from policy choices, both within the rich world and between rich and emerging economies.
第二个问题跟政策选择导致的人口外溢有关，既包括富裕国家内部的人口外溢，也包括在富裕国家和新兴经济体之间的人口外溢。
The global average of growth spillovers when a country grows one percent is 0.4 percent growth for its neighbors, according to Reinikka.
Reinikka表示，从增长溢流的全球平均水平看，一个国家增长速度为1%情况下对其邻国所产生的溢流增长率为0.4%。
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