夸中英惯用例句:
  • 小题大作夸张一个小困难
    To exaggerate a minor problem.
  • 夸大困难夸大做某事的困难
    To exaggerate the difficulty of something to be done.
  • 我的描述准确吗，还是夸张了呢？
    Do I paint a correct picture,or do I exaggerate?
  • 作战指挥官常常虚报敌方死亡人数来夸大战果。
    Commander tend to exaggerate their success with a higher body count.
  • 爱夸张事实的孩子往往喜欢喜剧
    The child who likes to exaggerate the fact always likes comedy.
  • 过分夸大一个人的作用并不有利。
    It is not good to exaggerate the role of any one individual.
  • ——夸大爱人的优点，如果能发现他或她任何缺点的话，会将其最小化。
    Exaggerate your lover's good points and minimize bad points -- if you can see any.
  • 我认为，过分夸大个人作用是不对的。
    In my opinion, it is not good to exaggerate the role of any one individual.
  • 看到明面我们夸大消极品质而看不到我们性格中某些最积极的方面。
    Looking on the bright side We exaggerate our negative qualities and fail to notice some of the most positive aspects of our personalities.
  • 对自己方面，不可夸大过去胜利的程度，但也决不可不足够地估计到过去胜利的影响。
    As for our side, we must not exaggerate the extent of our past victories, but neither should we fail to take full account of their effect.
  • 如果一年到头运动就没有劲了，就变成浮夸、形式主义了，实际上违反了群众意志，脱离了群众。
    If we carry out movements all the year round, we tend to exaggerate and practise formalism, which is, in fact, against the will of the masses and divorced from the masses.
  • 整风经验证明：认识自己不是一件容易的事，人们常常是夸大自己好的一面，对于自己的弱点总是原谅的，还往往把弱点看成优点。
    Our experience in the rectification movement has shown that knowing oneself is no easy matter, for people are prone to exaggerate their strong points and forgive their weaknesses, even taking their weaknesses for strong points.
  • 他们夸大个人的作用，强调个人的威信，只能听人奉承赞扬，不能受人批评监督，甚至有些品质恶劣的人，还对批评者实行压制和报复。
    These comrades exaggerate the role of the individual and emphasize personal prestige. They lend a willing ear to flattery and praise, but cannot bear criticism or supervision; some persons of bad character even go so far to stifle criticism and resort to reprisals against their critics.
  • 分析这些材料的时候，要足够地估计敌人的整个力量，不可夸大敌人过去失败的程度，但也决不可不估计到敌人内部的矛盾，财政的困难，过去失败的影响等等。
    In analysing such information we must take the total strength of the enemy into full account and must not exaggerate the extent of his past defeats, but on the other hand we must not fail to take into account his internal contradictions, his financial difficulties, the effect of his past defeats, etc.
  • 报告被严重夸大了.
    The reports were greatly exaggerated.
  • 新闻报道肆意夸大了整个事件.
    The press exaggerated the whole affair wildly.
  • 过分强调，夸大
    To state in exaggerated terms.
  • 极胖的、奢侈的、不公平的、夸张的
    Grossly fat, extravagant, unfair, exaggerated
  • （通常指对赞美的）一种夸大的表达。
    an exaggerated expression (usually of praise).
  • （以提升为目的）的夸大赞扬。
    exaggerated praise (as for promotional purposes).
  • 用夸张方式模仿的人。
    someone who parodies in an exaggerated manner.
  • 在演出中做夸张的怪像的演员
    One who makes exaggerated faces, as in performing.
  • 一种夸大而急快的走路动作。
    the act of walking with exaggerated jerky motions.
  • 这件事的重要性被夸大了。
    The importance of this matter has been exaggerated.
  • 关于我的死的新闻真的太夸张了。
    the news of my death was greatly exaggerated.
  • 这些问题已被新闻媒介夸大。
    These problems have been exaggerated by the media.
  • 厚厚的镜片夸大了她眼睛的大小。
    thick lenses exaggerated the size of her eyes.
  • 夸大叙述，言过其实
    Thick lenses that exaggerated the size of her eyes.
  • 做鬼脸做脸部夸张的表情，尤指逗乐时做鬼脸
    To make exaggerated facial expressions, especially for humorous effect.
  • 把…演得过火过度夸张地演（如某戏剧角色）
    To present(a dramatic role, for example) in an exaggerated manner.
  • 空洞、不诚恳或者夸张的话；是许多虚无的东西。
    empty or insincere or exaggerated talk; that's a lot of wind".
  • 矫揉造作穿着或讲话中夸张、造作的风格或习惯
    Exaggerated or affected style or habit, as in dress or speech.