Examples of using Exaggerates in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
He exaggerates, right?
But, having a little talk with her, you can see that she somewhat exaggerates her importance.
Thus Mach a landlord exaggerates it however and lets the tenant freeze.
Trixie visits Ponyville with her one-mare show, in which she shows off, extremely exaggerates, and boasts about her abilities.
He exaggerates them in his high-quality productions and enhances their aesthetics.
Allen Jones adopts this rhetoric, exaggerates it and presents it in his art.
It actually exaggerates their separateness of representation, in multi-dimensional neuronal representational terms.
Whereas white illumination can bring out the colour of the material with good colour rendition,coloured lighting increases the effect or exaggerates it.
Unfortunately as usual exaggerates and Emily is on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
By 2040 the MoD envisions a"global society" plagued with tensions brought about by globalization,and high technology exaggerates differences between haves and have nots.
Being a vampire only exaggerates what you truly are, and wolves are wild things.
Martin exaggerates the strong images Saffell evokes in his narrative by adding a collage of scenes from popular Hollywood movies.
In addition, the Eisera system clearly exaggerates the need to abolish prohibitions for children.
The leather exaggerates the tile's metallic colour nuance, excitement is provided by the light and shadow falling through the louvered wooden roof.
It in fact(shockingly) always finds something to complain about and either exaggerates minor issues or claims you have viral infections when you really don't.
ORG exaggerates the assumption that our life and our identities are based on purely determined and determining accumulations of information.
That seems to lie at it that the chimpanzee especially clearly exaggerates our"most human" behaviors grotesquely and imitates, so that often exposed us so marvelously we and catches feels.
It exaggerates pictures of pop icons through continual repetition of a number of characteristic gestures and in this way the artist slowly deconstructs the picture of the radiant female superhero.
Description: Cindy: Anja exaggerates not just with catfights, but also with the number of her photos.
He exaggerates Kent's inept painting and gives one of the angels what is clearly(to judge by contemporary portraits) the likeness of Clementina, Princess Sobieski, the wife of James III, the Jacobite Pretender.
On the one hand, Qureshi thus exaggerates the exotic aspect of his extension of the tradition into contemporary art.
Sometimes the media exaggerates when talking about what will happen if we continue using fossil fuels but overall I think the image they give is fair.
The killing or catching of these insects exaggerates the well-being of the dreamer, attracts good luck to him and protects him from enemies.
It is a mentality which exaggerates individualism, sunders the essential link between freedom and truth, and consequently destroys the mutual bonds which define social living.
It is now a well known phenomenon that one exaggerates small distances in music, so I and my violin gradually pushed the A higher than it should have been.
And although advertising often exaggerates the advantages of microencapsulated insecticidal preparations, nevertheless, it is worth paying tribute- all other things being equal, in this form the drug works much more efficiently than when the insecticide is in a true solution, without microparticles.
In a burlesque manner, Erofeyev exaggerates the political mechanisms and has the diplomatic tribulations end in a crucifixion on Red Square.
Neil Woods claims that the drug war propaganda exaggerates the drug problem, and that research shows that only 10% of users will develop a problem with drugs.
He therefore does not see himself as being one who'exaggerates' but one who'touches up' or'belittles' the daily satire of everyday life, and a graphic artist who aims to'playfully spread a touch of beauteousness among the people.
A fatal weakness in his tactic is that he systematically exaggerates the ability of the USA to impose its will, regardless of circumstances, while equally systematically underestimating the ability of others to resist.