Examples of using Exaggerating in English and their translations into Korean
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
She is exaggerating.
I always thought Tony was exaggerating.
I am not exaggerating the situation.
He was obviously exaggerating.
I am a exaggerating there, of course.
No, we aren't exaggerating!
I am exaggerating a bit now, but the idea is clear, I hope.
I'm not exaggerating.
Exaggerating the impact of future events may help us drum up the energy for Saturday's game.
I was just exaggerating.
Lying or exaggerating your abilities will always come back to haunt you.
Do not think I'm exaggerating.
Covering or exaggerating the quality and function of the product are all failed packaging.
It is estimating ourselves too highly and exaggerating our abilities.
I assumed Birkhoff was exaggerating, of course, but you really did take over his whole space.
Chauvinism”- rejection of the current culture and exaggerating the original.
She is exaggerating(making it seem more important than it actually is) a bit to make it funnier.
Therefore, culture takes on the role of dissimulating, exaggerating, concealing or suppressing emotions.
Greenwald: Is U.S. Exaggerating Threat to Embassies to Silence Critics of NSA Domestic Surveillance?
Sometimes people are so immersed in their own experiences that they are ready to make a problem out of a trifle, greatly exaggerating its significance.
By exaggerating their own bulk, McGuire says, they could be sending a message to the other dogs:“Stay away from me!”.
Every store wants to have the lowest prices, but none of them want to lose money, so they have to get creative: exaggerating sales and hiding price increases.
The lawyer Wendy Kaminer was exaggerating only slightly when she remarked that making fun of religion is as risky as burning a flag in an American Legion Hall.
Furthermore, they lack trust in scientists: in the wake of theIPCC's fifth assessment report, nearly four in ten people felt that scientists were exaggerating concerns.
After both groups were asked to read an article exaggerating the threat posed by the flu, the vaccinated people expressed less prejudice against immigrants than the unvaccinated people.
The popular press tends to bias a story toward what's“newsworthy” about it- andthat sometimes winds up exaggerating or otherwise inaccurately summarizing the scientific article.
When someone shares that they have been diagnosed with a physical illness like multiple sclerosis, no one says,"You should just think positive if you want to feel better," or"Quit exaggerating.
Beyond the classical world, knights in the middle ages were wont to burnish their victories by exaggerating the importance of battles and downplaying the part played by more humdrum modes of- such as raiding- in delivering them.
It should be noted that most drugs have side effects, which despite being minimal, can affect the health of the person or interfere with each other, exaggerating or limiting the effects.
Without exaggerating our role in bringing about this result, we can safely say that the weight of each individual Communist in the struggle was far higher, many fold, than that of the members of any other political group in America.".