Examples of using Exaggerates in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It focuses on the assumptions and interpretations of the patient; for example, the cognitive distortion called catastrophizing is when a person exaggerates the importance of some event like a job promotion.
Some experts argue that a comparison with the height of the cold war exaggerates the current dangers, and not all agree
killing or catching these insects exaggerates the welfare of the dreamer, attracts luck
this mind exaggerates it into being inherently existent, despite the fact that the mental
alters, exaggerates, minimizes, glorifies,
admit that this game exaggerates too much the islander culture, so I hope
your majesty exaggerates my small portion ofmerit to such a point, that however good
to get tax breaks, how he exaggerates his golf scores.
admit that this game exaggerates too much the islander culture, so I hope
goes wrong in three related ways: it misreads the history of the postwar order, exaggerates its goals, and mistakes undue U.S. global activism for the operation of the order itself.
delays the period of illness(active form, when non-compliance with the doctor's recommendations, self-injury is possible) or exaggerates the existing symptoms(passive form when the number of complaints increases).
Byun Deuk Jong(played by Park Jong Hwan), who exaggerates his laugh, and Hong Nam Bok(played by Lee Joong Ok), who stands guard
then everyone else exaggerates the significance of what is happening and fall into the addictive abyss of worries.
No words can exaggerate the importance of Dods Hill.
He's not joking or exaggerating.
Exaggerated divergence is overall similar to classical(regular) divergence.
This perception is exaggerated, especially in the US.
The potential for harm has, however, been exaggerated, for two reasons.
Actually, you are exaggerating.
But we should not exaggerate them.