Examples of using Exaggerated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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On one hand, that exaggerated laïcité, the heritage of the French Revolution, and on the other hand,
for attacks on faith, but I think that view was exaggerated.
a history of injury, and Neymar's pain seemed to be exaggerated.
The Pope notes that exaggerated individualism makes it difficult today to give oneself to another person in a generous way(cfr AL 33).
But why do some people seem to form such an exaggerated sense of self?
to sell at the low price) and making exaggerated income claims.
are afraid of being exaggerated.
The duration of mitosis in relation to the other phases has been exaggerated in this diagram.
are afraid of being exaggerated.
After all, while reports of Europe's economic demise are greatly exaggerated, reports of its high taxes and generous benefits aren't.
And we exaggerated the dangers to the United States of their actions.
I thought the rumors were exaggerated since there's no way a beauty like that is possible.".
Exaggerated allergic reaction, occurring within 2 hours of immunisation,
Frankly, we exaggerated stories of the brutal activities of the Americans and the numbers of American killed,” he said.
Conversely, foreign trade statistics may be exaggerated slightly because each country in EU grants some form of export subsidy.
On the other side, the Soviet government exaggerated the power of Soviet weapons to the leadership and Nikita Khrushchev.[citation needed].
Little by little, in the exaggerated fear they had of Me, they forgot Me more
The U.S. has exaggerated that we're posing a grave threat to the entire world….
ALEC Station exaggerated the nature of the data it possessed linking al Masri to terrorism.
Waves and loose hair characterize mostly exaggerated lengths, which become unkempt and free.