zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • duì guò gāo kuā zhāng de fēng
    had an exaggerated (or inflated) opinion of himself; a hyperbolic style.
  • yòu huò biǎo xiàn chū duì shēn jià zhínéng děng de kuā zhāng píng jià de
    having or showing an exaggerated opinion of your importance, ability, etc.
  • háo kuā zhāng shuō shì tiān shǐ
    I can say without exaggeration that she is an angel.
  • de huàxuān nào de huà kuā de huà
    Violent, loud, or extravagant speech.
  • yán 'ào màn de kuā de kuā zhāng de
    Lofty and extravagant in speech; grandiloquent.
  • wàng zūn zhǒng yòu kuā huò fàng de shì qíng huò xíng dòng de xiǎng
    An obsession with grandiose or extravagant things or actions.
  • zuò zuò de kuā yào de biǎo shì chū xiǎn 'ér jiàn de kuā zhāng dexuàn yào dexuàn yào de
    Making or marked by an extravagant outward show; ostentatious.
  • tào jīng guò kuā zhāng de jiǎn cái de huá de tào zhuāng
    a flashy suit of extreme cut.
  • rèn wéi shǎo tóng zhì zài zhè huì shàng de píng shì shí shì qiú shì deshì qiàdàng deér suǒ tīng dào de xiē chuán shuōjiù xiàng shì píngyòu xiē shì shì shí xiāng dehuò zhě shì kuā deyòu de jiǎn zhí shì xiē liú yán fěi zhī tán
    I think Comrade Shaoqi's self-criticism at this session was factual and appropriate, yet I have been hearing reports which bear little resemblance to criticism. Some criticisms are not true to fact or are exaggerated; other are little more than rumors and completely groundless.
  • diàn shì zhù chí rén rán de xiào róngzhǐ shì duǎn zàn kuā zhāng gǎn guān de rén gōng chéng shì jiè
    A TV host's plastic smile; a plastic world of fad, hype, and sensation.
  • chéng lóng bàn yǎn de juésè shè zài jiǎo huái shēn de fèn duō bàn shí hòu míng jiào fido de zōng bái kuā xiāng bànzhè xiàng gǒu yàng tōng rén xìng huì zuò xià lái tiǎn chéng lóng de liǎnbìng tóu zài de jiān shàng
    Trudging around in manure and ankle-high mud, Chan's character spends much of his time with Fido, a brown-and-white quarter horse with the soul of a dog. The horse sits on its hind legs, licks Chan's face and rests its head on the actor's shoulder.
  • kuā tuō jiǔ píng róng liàng yuē wéi fēn zhī 'èr jiā lún( 1。 5 shēngde zhuāng jiǔ huò róng de píng
    A bottle, holding about two fifths of a gallon(1.5 liters), for wine or liquor.
  • jīng qiàn zhài 5, 000 duō yīng bàng liǎo héng héng háo kuā zhāng shuō xiàn liǎo cái zhèng kùn jìng
    You have debts of over five thousand pounds héng to put it mildly your are financially embarrassed.
  • chuī pěng yóu zhǐ yòng xiāo de cháng shì kuā zhāng de zàn yáng xuān chuán
    Flattering, often exaggerated praise and publicity, especially when used for promotional purposes.
  • kuā zhāng de yǎn shuō xióng biàn kuā zhāng de fāng shì biǎo de yǎn shuō
    A speech delivered in a high-flown or pompous manner.
  • 'ài yòng kuā de
    He is fond of high-sounding phrases.
  • shǐ yòng yǎn jìng tóu de gài jiǎo zài 180° zuǒ yòuchǎn shēng yuán xíng xiàng qiě zhōng yāng shì kuā zhāng de shǐ gèng xiàng wài wéi niǔ de tòu shì de guǎng jiǎo shè yǐng jìng tóu de huò zhī yòu guān de
    Of, relating to, or being a wide-angle photographic lens that covers an angle of about180=, producing a circular image with exaggerated foreshortening in the center and increasing distortion toward the periphery.
  • ( ) kuā xuān chuán bìng dài yòu piàn xìng de
    those having the nature of exaggeration and fraud in advertisinggoods; and
  • huān kuā zhǒu zhēn
    All his geese are swans.
  • [ yàn ] de 'é dōushì tiān 'élǎo wáng mài guā mài kuā
    All one's geese are swans.
  • zǒng 'ài kuā
    Oh, all his geese are swans.
  • huān kuā
    He's given to boasting.
  • dǎo yǎn kuā zhè wèi yǎn yuán de mèi yǎn shì de yǎn zhī
    The director played up the actress' glamour to conceal her lack of acting ability.
  • dǎng zhōng yāng lái fǎn duì xiàng lǐng dǎo zhě zhì jìng diàn bào jié diànfǎn duì zài wén xué shù zuò pǐn zhōng kuā lǐng dǎo zhě de zuò yòng
    This has helped check the glorification and exaltation of individuals. The Central Committee has always been against sending the leaders messages of greetings or telegrams reporting successes. Likewise, it has been against exaggerating the role of leaders through works of art and literature.
  • zhì zhě kuā yào zhì huì
    Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom.
  • rén men kuā de xīn chē shí , hěn .
    He felt a glow of pride as people admired his new car.
  • rén men kuā de xīn chē shí , hěn
    He feels a glow of pride as people admire his new car
  • kuā chuī shī de tài kuā zhāng de yǎn jiǎng kuā zhāng de yǎn jiǎng kuā zhāng de guān yàng wén zhāng diǎn shū de de shuō dào - niǔ wéi
    a grandiloquent and boastful manner; overblown oratory; a pompous speech; pseudo-scientific gobbledygook and pontifical hooey- Newsweek.
  • tiān jiā huǒ yòu zài kuā kuā tán liǎo
    Gosh, that guy is sounding off again!
  • léi 'è duì zài suǒ de wǎn de miáo huì zhǐ shì de kuā de shì
    Graham's description of his night in Soho is probably just one of his tall stories.
  • kuā de kuā de wěi zhuāng de hóng wéi zhēng de kuā de
    Characterized by feigned or affected grandeur; pompous.
  • wàng xiǎng kuángpiān zhí kuáng zhǒng tōng cháng yòng biǎo miàn de luó ji dào lái shè xiǎng de fán rǎo huò kuā wàng xiǎng zhēng de jīng shén cuò luàn zhèng
    A psychotic disorder characterized by delusions of persecution or grandeur, often strenuously defended with apparent logic and reason.