英語 での Hyperbole の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Unsubstantiated hyperbole.
Hyperbole isn't the worst crime.
You can forgive the hyperbole.
The hyperbole is all getting a bit too transparent.
Some will call that hyperbole.
An example of hyperbole is,“I would die for you.”.
Again, that this is not mere hyperbole.
Women are thought to like hyperbole, like to lie, like to get attention, these are the perception of society to women.
When you can't dispute the facts, try hyperbole.
Without hyperbole, the Apple Watch has the potential to create new billionaires and to change the way people live.
Wikipedia critics claim that technology has inspired hyperbole.
There is no hyperbole in the title of Jennifer Harbury's penetrating study of the US torture record: Truth, Torture, and the American Way.
This doesn't mean that we will remove all hyperbole or offensive language.
Pour une psychopathologie lévinassienne| Graduate School of Human Sciences/School of Human Sciences Osaka University Hyperbole.
This commentator has a superb gift for both hyperbole and hyper-vague-ity.
Sure, there is still much hyperbole around certain applications of AI(and whether they truly can be called AI), but with smart speakers topping Christmas shopping lists and commercial driverless taxi services now in operation, AI is more science fact than ever.
Frankly speaking, to address you in such terms is neither overstatement nor hyperbole; rather, it simplifies the issue.
Johnson's use of language is often a mixture of unexpected metaphors orturns of phrase, hyperbole, and nostalgia, very often with a particularly British twist,” said Philip Seargeant, senior lecturer in applied linguistics at the Open University.
In the past decade,a few pivotal events shaped the transformation of“manufacturing buildings” from hyperbole(or desperate banality) to reality.
Nevertheless, most Latter-day Saints seem to have recognized that the blood atonement sermons were,in the words of historian Paul Peterson,“hyperbole or incendiary talk” that were“likely designed to frighten church members into conforming with Latter-day Saint principles.
Frankly speaking, to address you in such terms is neither overstatement nor hyperbole; rather, it simplifies the issue.