exaggerating

exaggerating读音音标

[iɡˈzædʒəreitɪŋ]

exaggerating意思解释

v.

（使）扩大( exaggerate的现在分词 )；

（使）增加；

夸大；

夸张

双语释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. (使)扩大,(使)增加 (cause to) enlarge or increasevt. & vi. 夸大,夸张 make too large; say or think sth greater than it is; overstate

英英释义

exaggerate

v.

to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth

\"tended to romanticize and exaggerate this `gracious Old South\' imagery\"

同义词：overstateoverdrawhyperbolizehyerbolisemagnifyamplify

do something to an excessive degree

同义词：overdo

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+名词exaggerate one\'s achievements夸大某人的成就exaggerate the difficulties夸大困难exaggerate the faults夸大错误～+副词exaggerate a little夸大一点exaggerate somewhat有些言过其实exaggerate absurdly荒谬地夸大exaggerate crudely〔greatly〕过分夸张exaggerate grossly极其夸张exaggerate incredibly夸张得难以置信exaggerate purposely故意夸大

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)Don\'t exaggerate the parallelism between the two cases.不要夸大那两件事的相似性。The seriousness of the situation has been much exaggerated by the press.形势的严重性被报纸夸大了。He tends to exaggerate the difficulties.他往往夸大困难。We should neither exaggerate nor ignore the differences.虽然我们不能夸大这些不同，但是我们也不能忽视它们的存在。When they talk about something, they tend to exaggerate it.当他们谈论一件事情时，他们总喜欢夸大其词。用作不及物动词(vi.)If you exaggerate, you will sound fantastically American.如果你发音夸张听起来会特别有美国味。During the interview, some interviewees tend to exaggerate.面试时,有些面试者会有夸大的倾向。