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oversubscribed

/ˌəʊvəˈsʌbskraɪbd/

/ˌoʊvərsəˈskraɪbd/

Translations

oversubscribedpast participle

/ˌəʊvə səˈbskraɪbd/

/ˌoʊvər səˈskraɪbd/

Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb “oversubscribe”.

surbookéSe dit d’un événement, d’un service ou d’une inscription quand la demande dépasse les places disponibles.

The concert was oversubscribed within minutes.

Le concert était surbooké en quelques minutes.

sursouscritS’emploie en finance pour une émission ou une offre publique dont la demande dépasse le nombre de titres disponibles.

The company’s IPO was oversubscribed by a factor of three.

L’introduction en bourse de l’entreprise a été sursouscrite à hauteur de trois fois.

Synonyms

overbooked

overcommitted

overextended

excessively subscribed

oversubscribeverb

oversubscribed

Past Simple

oversubscribed

Past Simple

oversubscribed

Past Participle

oversubscribing

Gerund

/ˌəʊvəˈsʌbskraɪb/

/ˌoʊvərsəˈskraɪb/

sursouscrireFinance : demander ou attribuer plus de titres qu’il n’y en a de disponibles.

The company's IPO was so popular that investors managed to oversubscribe the available shares within hours.

L’introduction en bourse de l’entreprise a eu un tel succès que les investisseurs ont réussi à sursouscrire les actions disponibles en quelques heures.

sursouscrirePar extension, indiquer qu’un produit ou un service est demandé au-delà des capacités de fourniture.

The concert tickets were oversubscribed, leaving many fans disappointed.

Les billets du concert ont été sursouscrits, ce qui a déçu de nombreux fans.

surerengagerInformatique, gestion des capacités : allouer plus de ressources que la capacité réellement disponible.

Cloud providers sometimes oversubscribe computing resources to maximize hardware utilization.

Les fournisseurs de cloud surengagent parfois les ressources de calcul afin de maximiser l’utilisation du matériel.

Synonyms

Definitions

oversubscribedpast participle

Having more applicants or participants than available spaces or resources.

The concert was so popular that it became oversubscribed within minutes of ticket sales opening.

Relating to a share issue or public offering for which demand exceeds the number of securities available.

The company’s IPO was oversubscribed by a factor of three.

oversubscribeverb

To apply for more shares in a new issue than are available.

The company's IPO was so popular that investors managed to oversubscribe the available shares within hours.

To sell more of a product or service than can be supplied or delivered.

The concert tickets were oversubscribed, leaving many fans disappointed.

To allocate or commit more capacity or resources than are actually available, on the assumption that they will not all be used simultaneously.

Cloud providers sometimes oversubscribe computing resources to maximize hardware utilization.