Definition of superexpend in English:

superexpend

verb ˌsjuːpərɪkˈspɛndˌsuːpərɛkˈspɛndˌsuːpərɪkˈspɛnd

Scottish historical

with object (In pass.). "to be superexpended": (of a person or fund) to be overspent, to be in arrears (sometimes with noun complement or adverbial phrase expressing the amount).

Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin superexpendere to spend in addition, to overspend from classical Latin super- + expendere.

verb

Scottish historical

with object (In pass.). "to be superexpended": (of a person or fund) to be overspent, to be in arrears (sometimes with noun complement or adverbial phrase expressing the amount).

Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin superexpendere to spend in addition, to overspend from classical Latin super- + expendere.

词汇	superexpend
释义	Definition of superexpend in English: superexpend verb ˌsjuːpərɪkˈspɛndˌsuːpərɛkˈspɛndˌsuːpərɪkˈspɛnd Scottish historical with object (In pass.). "to be superexpended": (of a person or fund) to be overspent, to be in arrears (sometimes with noun complement or adverbial phrase expressing the amount). Origin Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin superexpendere to spend in addition, to overspend from classical Latin super- + expendere. Definition of superexpend in US English: superexpend verb Scottish historical with object (In pass.). "to be superexpended": (of a person or fund) to be overspent, to be in arrears (sometimes with noun complement or adverbial phrase expressing the amount). Origin Late 15th century. From post-classical Latin superexpendere to spend in addition, to overspend from classical Latin super- + expendere.
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