Examples of using Exaggerates in English and their translations into French
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The decrease in the market shares of third countries exaggerates the value of trade diverted,
SSQ's financial statements.** Strictly speaking, the pre-1955 data are not comparable, which exaggerates SSQ's relative weight slightly.
contemporary art galleries, exaggerates its inherent promotional dimension.
to say the least, why the Report exaggerates the number of displaced persons who potentially may return by extrapolating the population to its present levels including the descendants of many who have left Cyprus.
Côte d'Ivoire greatly exaggerates the impact of completing NT07-WI it to its 32 full length.
and Manetho exaggerates his reign as 66 years,
The western press that deliberately exaggerates the scale of these protests has forgotten to mention that the difficult economic conditions affecting Iranians are largely the consequences of the sanctions put in place by Washington
while Tartuffe deals with a manipulative seducer and Le Malade Imaginaire is about a notorious poseur who so exaggerates his illness that he drives his family to misfortune.
Unfortunately, common sense dictates that the creators Kintopill greatly exaggerates the potential benefits of this supplement,
I think she exaggerates because if there is one spot where my hair isn't too short,
extorts statements from people, or exaggerates or falsifies evidence
lies or exaggerates information to obtain a mortgage that would not have been granted if information had been accurate.
which also exaggerates the extent to which these figures reveal a positive recovery story of overseas investors returning to Portugal.
Morgan deliberately steps in front of moving cars and exaggerates the accident.
The game of opposites exaggerates the gaze's illusions, like with Lo Trionf de la Pintura(The Triumph of Painting),
The game of opposites exaggerates the gaze? s illusions,
OK, I may exaggerate a bit
I hate people who exaggerate their stories just to make them sound more interesting.
She imitated and exaggerated the behaviors of the popular public.
We all exaggerate a little.