Examples of using Exaggerate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It is unfortunate that while Western commentators usually exaggerate Iran's influence over Lebanon's Hezbollah, they tend to downplay the Islamic Republic's significant leverage over Hamas.
In May 2017, Facebook announced it would demote“headlines that exaggerate the details of a story with sensational language” and those that aim“to make the story seem like a bigger deal
When you exaggerate your sins, certainly against that background even your small virtues look very big,
And if they don't call us, we exaggerate the negative quality of that, and we don't want
Wabi or sabi objects can be more severe and sometimes exaggerate intentional imperfections to such an extent that they can appear to be artificial.
He could exaggerate the stillness of a character's pose, so that a change would be isolated to a single small part of the character;
An interior designer who is new to the market can try and exaggerate their connections because they want you to know that they lack history in the business.
A person who sustained genuine injuries may exaggerate their extent, their effect on their ability to work
A short lens can exaggerate the motion too much and reveal too much of the room,
the most forcible colours, he must exaggerate, and he must repeat the same thing again and again.
In history, whenever the Party committed any errors, the enemies would try all ways to deepen, exaggerate, or distort them to ruin the solidarity and unity within the Party.
the treatment of the greenhouse gas effect by the IPCC and the USGCRP and why they greatly overestimate, or exaggerate, the influence of carbon dioxide(CO2).
Researchers found that when it comes to categorizing information about people, we tend to minimize the differences between people within groups and exaggerate the differences between groups.
to extinguish million of Cambodian lives and No, would mean the head of the Democratic Kampuchea may exaggerate the contents of the thesis or scapegoat the two intellectuals.
We have a strict code of ethics and seek to ensure our advertised visuals do not mislead or exaggerate the effect the product can achieve, and that they're in line with UK/Ireland advertising codes.
to honour rules for maritime negotiations and renounced actions that may complicate or exaggerate disputes", Dr Koh said that this was"old wine in a new bottle".
after a many month layoff(though I've seen him exaggerate that time period down to less than 4 weeks).
Researchers have found that when it comes to categorizing information about people, we tend to minimize the differences between people in certain groups and exaggerate the differences between groups.
Researchers have also found that while when it comes to categorizing information about people, humans tend to minimize the differences between people within groups and exaggerate the differences between groups.
rewrite it, falsify it, who exaggerate the importance of one event and fail to mention some other;