Examples of using Exaggerates in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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She exaggerates a lot of things.
But what happens if marketing exaggerates and makes false claims?
While he exaggerates how much he changed existing deals, he can still boast that his“Art of the Deal” negotiating strategy- another core component of his appeal to his supporters- is working.
It takes specific work and exaggerates its form and language.
He exaggerates the problems he inherited(roads and bridges are in"total disrepair and disarray," the border was"wide open"), lays out fanciful goals(6 percent economic growth), and doesn't learn from mistakes.
Learn to admit your mistakes before someone exaggerates the story”.
Samsung is good but exaggerates sensors with reduced noise and I do not like it.
The problem with your math is that your graph greatly exaggerates the impact.
Note that the stochastic exaggerates the“waves” of action/reaction embedded in every trend.
With an angle of view of 180°, this lens produces a dramaticallycurved perspective that bends straight lines and exaggerates the distance between subjects.
Western experts say Iran often exaggerates the capabilities of its weapons.
Reilly's book is filled with vivid allegations about Trump's cheating- how he once threw broadcaster Mike Tirico's ball off the green during a round, how he manipulates the value of his courses to get tax breaks,how he exaggerates his golf scores.
However, Western experts say Iran often exaggerates the capabilities of its weapons.
Western experts say Iran often exaggerates its weapons capabilities, though there are concerns about its long-range ballistic missiles.
Ridiculous headlines usually occur when the writer either exaggerates or fails to use the proper punctuation.
Around half of all Russians believe society exaggerates the importance of higher education, while over 70 percent of citizens under 24 claim that a successful career is possible without a university diploma.
For example,the cognitive distortion called catastrophizing is when a person exaggerates the importance of some event like a job promotion.
One key difference is that while the narcissist lies and exaggerates to boost their fragile self-worth, the gaslighter does so to augment their domination and control.
All I ask is that this game puts a smile on your face, and if you don't laugh, you need a personality, I myself have islander blood,and admit that this game exaggerates too much the islander culture, so I hope you get a laugh at the end.
Some experts argue that a comparison with the height of the cold war exaggerates the current dangers, and not all agree that the global risks of nuclear weapons are as severe now as they were then.
All I ask is that this game puts a smile on your face, and if you don't laugh, you need a personality, I myself have islander blood,and admit that this game exaggerates too much the islander culture, so I hope you get a laugh at the end.
In observing the“I” that depends upon mental and physical attributes, this mind exaggerates it into being inherently existent, despite the fact that the mental and physical elements being observed do not contain any such exaggerated being.
That said, you still have good reason to besuspicious of the way the medical establishment usually exaggerates the potential benefits of weight loss surgery.
Chinese finance ministers believe Moody's downgrade exaggerates its economic woes and underestimates China's reform attempts.
Being used to Bangkok traffic, which is arguably the worst in the world,my perception probably exaggerates this, but they were largely vacant nonetheless.
However, Western experts say Iran often exaggerates the capabilities of its weapons.
To distance yourself from overwhelming emotions becomes one of the most useful skills of emotional flexibility, since only some people work objectively with terrible and threatening events(rescuers, military, captains),then everyone else exaggerates the significance of what is happening and fall into the addictive abyss of worries.
However, these are"notional" values, some economists say that this value exaggerates the market value and the true credit risk faced by the parties involved.
For example, the Muslim Dream Book destroying lice considers the phenomenon quite innocuous:killing or catching these insects exaggerates the welfare of the dreamer, attracts luck and protects him from enemies.
It occurs when a parent or carer,usually the child's biological mother or father, exaggerates or deliberately causes symptoms of illness in the child.