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词组短语

1. a story full of exaggerations 充满了夸张的故事

2. indulge in exaggerations 夸夸其谈

权威例句

1. He also corrects exaggerations, misapprehensions and simplifications.

作者同样纠正了一些对历史的夸大、误解和简单化现象。

2. I must admit I have no liking for exaggeration.

我必须承认我不喜欢夸大其词。

3. I think that's a bit of an exaggeration.

我认为，这种看法有点夸张了。

4. Are they terms of endearment ? epithets? exclamations? exaggerations?

是形容词 吗 ?是感叹词 吗 ?还是夸大其词?《互联网》

5. And behavioral interviewing also cuts through resume exaggerations — according to the Society of Human Resource Management, 51 percent of resumes have inaccuracies.

并且行为性面试也大大削减了简历的夸张，根据社会人力资源管理的报告显示，51%的简历都有夸大事实。

6. That may be an exaggeration, but the source material is certainly difficult.

这么说可能有点夸大，但要将原书改编无疑是非常困难的。《www.ecocn.org》

7. These are probably exaggerations.

这很可能夸大了事实。

8. Love is a gross exaggeration of the difference between one person and everybody else.

爱情就是区别你所爱的人与其他人的一种极度夸张手法。

9. Effective exaggeration isn't always a matter of making a motion larger, though.

但是，有效的夸张并不仅仅就是把一个动作的幅度增加。

10. As exaggerations go, this one gets pretty close to the truth.

虽然有些夸大，但非常接近事实。

11. Liu Xie's criticism exaggerations has played an unexceptionally significant role in the rhetorical explorations of exaggerations.

刘勰的夸饰论在夸饰研究史上占有特别重要的地位.《互联网》

12. The Stem Cell Divide does not take sides, and the author debunks the distortions and exaggerations that come from every camp.

干细胞分不偏倚某方，作者揭露由每个阵营所致的变形和夸张。

13. At the same time, they should add a summary of all the errors and wild exaggerations made by the climate skeptics - and where they get their funding.

同时，他们应该顺便汇总一下气候变化怀疑论者的谬误观点和夸大言辞——以及这些人背后的资金来源。

14. An Initial Study of the Exaggeration of Numbers in English

英语数字夸张初探

15. Maybe they are exaggerations and I think to some degree they are but it's revealing that both of these very serious readers of Machiavelli took him to be an apostle of freedom.

也许他们过于夸张了，而且我认为，某种程度上他们确实是，但具有启迪意义的是，这两个严肃的马基雅维利的读者，都把他看作自由的传道者。

16. Toyota's quality has slipped as volumes have boomed, never mind the media exaggerations and safety frenzy.

无需媒体大呼小叫，在蓬勃发展的同时丰田确实出现了品质下滑的势头。

17. This paper discusses the function of figure exaggeration and its translation.

试通过具体实例探讨英语数字夸张的作用及翻译处理。

18. There are a lot of exaggerations and falsehoods about the Indians.

关于印第安人有著许多不实之辞及谎言。

19. To call stress an epidemic isn't exaggeration.

把压力比喻成一种流行病这种说法一点也不夸张。《六级真题- 2016年 12月 3卷 信息匹配》

20. Without exaggeration I can say that I hardly slept a wink.

可以毫不夸大地说，我几乎没有合过眼。《汉英大词典》

21. He has a proclivity for exaggeration.

他总爱夸夸其谈。

22. Both our exaggerations were probably true enough.

们俩的夸张手法也许都太够真实了。

23. Or is it one of those exaggerations you hear all the time?

还是人们一直以来听到的夸张说法？

24. His story was full of exaggerations.

他的故事充满了夸张.《辞典例句》

25. It is no exaggeration to say that he is conceited.

说他骄傲自大，一点儿也不过分。

26. The breed requires moderation both in structure and presentation, and any exaggerations are to be shunned.

这一品种要求身体结构和外表都适中，任何的夸张都是不必要的。

27. Liu Xie's criticism of exaggerations has played an unexceptionally significant role in the rhetorical explorations of exaggerations.

刘勰的夸饰论在夸饰研究史上占有特别重要的地位。

28. It would be an exaggeration to say I knew her well ─ I only met her twice.

说我非常了解她不免言过其实——我只见过她两次。《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

29. What words have the most powerful effect on you? Are they terms of endearment? epithets? exclamations? exaggerations?

什么样的词对你最有影响力? 是表示爱慕的词语 吗 ?是形容词 吗 ?是感叹词 吗 ?还是夸大其词?《互联网》

30. Well, that might be a bit of an exaggeration.

嗯，这个比喻有些夸张了。

31. These delusions and exaggerations cannot be explained away as a product of incomplete or incorrect information.

这些错觉和夸张不能仅仅作为不充分的，不准确的信息造成的。

32. It is no exaggeration to say all human nature lies within.

毫不夸张地说，人性皆在大脑中。

33. It is a story full of exaggerations.

这是一个充满夸张的故事。

34. That story is full of exaggerations.

那故事充满了夸张.《简明英汉词典》

35. In these and several other respects, there are many inventions and exaggerations

在这些方面和其他几个方面都存在许多捏造与夸张之处。《柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典》

36. Well, that can be a bit of exaggerations.

当然，这样说是夸张了一点。

37. This is a breed that has no gross or incapacitating exaggerations and therefore there is no inherent reason for lack of balance or unsound movement.

这个品种没有任何粗重或无能夸张的地方，所以他的步态没有理由显得不匀称或不健全。

38. This method also can perform well in High dynamic range Image Tone Mapping and image details exaggeration.

此方法在高动态范围图像色调映射、细节增强等方面也有不错的表现。

39. I can say without exaggeration that she is an angel.

我可以毫不夸张地说她是个天使。

40. Television drug ads engage in such blatant deceptions and exaggerations that even the medical journals are starting to condemn the practice.

电视上的药物广告如此的喧闹欺骗和夸大其词，以至于医疗期刊都开始批评这一行为。

41. It's no exaggeration to say that most students have never read a complete Shakespeare play.

说大多数同学从未完整读过一部莎士比亚戏剧一点也不夸张。《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

42. Rather than portraits of real people, they are playful, systemic exaggerations of certain features, born from his imagination.

漫画并非对真实人物的描绘，而是非常生动活泼地通过想象，对某些特征进行夸张处理。

43. Significantly decreasing an action is also a type of exaggeration.

合理的减小动作幅度也是夸张的一种表现形式。

44. His manner had no air of study or exaggeration.

他并不像是装腔作势，也不像是言过其实。

45. He told his story simply and without exaggeration.

他简单扼要、毫不夸张地讲述了自己的故事。《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

46. From these, there is no exaggeration that we name the current society as risk society.

从这三种意义上来说，称当今社会为风险社会确实不为过。

47. It is no exaggeration to say that China's economic future depends on these reforms.

毫不夸张的说，这些改革的成败将决定中国经济的未来。

48. As with all such stories, it's often difficult to sort out facts, exaggerations, and outright fabrications.

如同所有这类故事, 挑出事实, 夸张和直接伪造时常是困难的.《互联网》

49. Meanwhile, doctrinal activists still sing out their contradictions and exaggerations.

同时，教条的激进分子还在大声嚷嚷着他们的反驳和夸张之词。

50. Exaggerations bore me and I have difficulty accepting those who do not like animals.

夸张到了我这份上，都难接受那些不喜欢动物的人。

51. In these and several other respects, there are many inventions and exaggerations.

在这些方面和其他几个方面都存在许多捏造与夸张之处。

52. Here he was using exaggeration to good effect.

为了达到良好效果，他这里用的是夸张手法。

53. Despite the authors' occasional exaggerations, this is a much more entertaining book than many about economics.

除了作者偶尔的夸大之外，这一本书比很多经济方面的书籍都更有趣。

54. It can be said without exaggeration that.

可以毫不夸张的说。《provided by jukuu》

55. Perhaps you can think my view good exaggeration.

也许你会觉得我的说法好夸张。

56. To this day, many Japanese believe that stories of atrocities in Nanking are exaggerations and lies.

直到今天，许多日本人相信关于南京暴行的类似故事无非是夸张和谎言。

57. Teleision drug ads engage in such blatant deceptions and exaggerations that een the medical journals are starting to condemn the practice.

电视上的药物广告如此的喧闹欺骗和夸大其词，以至于医疗期刊都开始批评这一行为。

58. John is rather given to exaggeration.

约翰很喜欢夸张。

59. The lies they told were categorised as either subtle, exaggerations or outright lies. The most popular category of lie was the outright lie.

研究人员就这些谎言分成小的谎言，夸大之词和彻头彻尾的谎言，而最多的是最后一种。

60. The Peruvian Congress repealed the laws that allowed oil company drilling, by a margin of 82 votes to 12. Garcia was forced to apologize for his "serious errors and exaggerations".

秘鲁国会以82票对12票的绝对优势废除了允许石油公司钻井的法律。 加西亚被迫为自己的“严重错误和肆意夸张”道歉。

61. The Function of Figure Exaggeration in English and Translation

英语数字夸张的作用及翻译处理

62. A little exaggeration can lead to serious consequences.

一丝一毫的夸大都可能导致严重的后果。

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2. Unfortunately, most of these claims are exaggerations or outright lies.

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3. He also corrects exaggerations, misapprehensions and simplifications.

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4. He exaggerated the number and intensity of his conflicts there to make his copy more exciting, and these exaggerations carried over into his books.

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5. But it is best conducted not during elections with all their simplifications and exaggerations, but between them, when issues can be taken one by one and given proper scrutiny and attention.

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6. Some or all of those assessments may be exaggerations, and Labour may well bounce back in the polls.

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7. These are probably exaggerations.

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8. Those stern warnings to heart patients not to take such pills they were probably just the exaggerations of executives afraid of lawsuits.

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9. The government took the conversation apart allowing Passaro to highlight his exaggerations to the investor on the call.

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10. If you see things near the exaggerations in the OP regularly, the company is already diseased and needs major overhaul.

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11. These invidious comparisons are hardly exaggerations.

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12. Richard Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City, said the run on guns and ammunition isn't surprising and is fueled by "gross exaggerations, " when reasonable discussion is what's needed.

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14. You may well feel that dire predictions about anything almost always turn out to be exaggerations.

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15. Maybe they are exaggerations and I think to some degree they are but it's revealing that both of these very serious readers of Machiavelli took him to be an apostle of freedom.

也许他们过于夸张了，而且我认为,某种程度上他们确实是，但具有启迪意义的是,这两个严肃的马基雅维利的读者,都把他看作自由的传道者。政治哲学导论课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课

16. Supporters of the infamous king, including members of the Richard III Society, hope the discovery will force academics to rewrite history, which they say has been tainted by exaggerations and false claims.

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17. Estimates of the number of illegal Chinese in Russia range from the Kremlin's official figure of 200, 000 to a "secret" official number of 1.5 million to private estimates (likely exaggerations) running as high as 10 million.

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18. The film is "a remarkable litany of falsehoods and misrepresentations and exaggerations and omissions, " Posner says.

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19. Supporters of the infamous king, including members of the Richard III Society, hoped the discovery would force academics to rewrite history, which they say has been tainted by exaggerations and false claims.

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20. Supporters of the infamous king, including members of the Richard III Society, hope the discovery will now force academics to re-examine history, which they say has been tainted by exaggerations and false claims about Richard III since the Tudor era.

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21. The upshot is that if voters were misled, it was because of genuine mistakes by the intelligence services, rather than by deliberate government exaggerations.

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22. It is true that most of Mr Gore's exaggerations were minor.

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23. We dislike their Europhobic fringe and their exaggerations about Britain's broken society.

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24. These will help you pick through the bunk and exaggerations from both sides.

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25. Such exaggerations are not confined to the government.

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26. But the exaggerations link him to the scandals of the Clinton administration.

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27. These incidents, embarrassing though they be, fall within the acceptable range of victimless embellishment, those exaggerations that burnish a humdrum existence, amuse our listeners or impress a potential employer.

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