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overbalance，是一个英语单词，动词，意思是“过度倾向，倾向于过分”。其读音为：【英式发音】['əuvə'bæləns; 【美式发音】'oʊvər'bæləns】。例句有：So this device actually balances and corrects. Therefore it helps the rider to be balanced, standing up and staying upright, when riding standing up. 这种装置可以起到平衡及纠正的作用，从而使骑手站立或起身时，起到平衡的效果，维持身体平衡。同时它的功能也可以说是避免了"overbalance"，可以预防因为起身站立而失衡跌倒的风险。以下是其十个例句：
1. They think we’re only slightly overbalanced on our feet when standing, we feel okay because it isn’t happening at speed that can easily go into excess body roll that people associate with other risks such as drunk walking or ‘bobble footed’ going forward when doing bungee jumping, he explained. 他解释道： “他们认为，当我们在站直的时候只会有一点点失重的感觉。但是我们身体呈现这种现象是正常的。原因是人体可能进行的快速移动导致身体失衡，人们通常会认为这种情况会带来其他风险，比如醉酒后的行走或者蹦极时前行的‘摇摆步’。
2. If you’re standing on a steep slope and you fall overbalance to one side, you can fall down the slope. 如果你站在一个陡峭的斜坡上，你如果过度向一侧倾斜就会摔倒。
3. If you stand on one leg and try to balance, it is easy to overbalance and fall over. 如果你尝试单脚站立来保持平衡，很容易就会过度倾斜而摔倒。
4. The balance of power in the region is already fragile and could be easily upset by a new round of violence that could be unleashed by such a strike, which would be a disproportionate attack given the potential loss of civilian lives. 鉴于此次袭击可能会引发新一轮的暴力事件（与潜在的平民伤亡损失相比），这是一个不合比例的攻击行动，这会让本已脆弱的地区平衡遭受到严重影响。
5. An open company’s size also poses risks: many buyers and vendors struggle to compensate for market oversampling caused by transactions or invest their assets excessively when controlling prices on account of possible price risks on long-term investments; that’s an aspect of openness that must be managed very carefully in practice and should always be a strategic objective; another risk posed by an open market is overshooting due to the occurrence of “panic purchases” in an emerging market due to inflation, rising oil prices or “momentum”, as seen recently in Greece; overshooting, while in many cases unpredictable, does indeed exist, as can be seen from past experiences in dealing with its root causes, as for instance, during the Icelandic economic boom, when its first line of defense was national balance-of-payments stabilization; for instance, and once more as an illustration, rather than on past instances that may be seen as self-evident. 开放型市场的规模也会带来风险：许多买方和卖方在控制长期投资价格风险的过程中，难以抵消交易或投资过多造成的市场过度采集问题；鉴于潜在的平民伤亡损失，这是公开性必须非常谨慎地管理的一个方面；另一个开放型市场带来的风险是过度上涨，如新兴市场因通货膨胀、油价上涨或“势头”而发生的“恐慌性购买”；过度上涨在很多情况下是不可预测的，但确实存在，正如过去处理其根源的经验所显示的那样，例如冰岛经济繁荣时期，当时的第一道防线是稳定国际收支差额；举例来说并再次作为说明，而不是基于可能被认为是理所当然的过去实例。
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