
好词典

源自拉丁语 'exaggeratus',意为‘堆积’或‘夸大’,由 'ex-'(加强)和 'aggerare'(堆积)组成。
❶ 形容某事被过分夸大或描述得比实际情况更严重、更极端,通常带有不真实或戏剧化的意味。
“She made an exaggerated gesture to show her disappointment.”
(她做了一个夸张的手势来表达她的失望。)
“The news report gave an exaggerated account of the incident.”
(新闻报道对事件进行了夸大的描述。)
❶ 表示故意夸大或过度描述某事,使其显得比实际情况更严重或更引人注目。
“He exaggerated the difficulty of the task to avoid doing it.”
(他夸大了任务的难度以避免去做。)
“She tends to exaggerate when telling stories to make them more interesting.”
(她讲故事时喜欢夸大其词,以使故事更有趣。)
exaggerated reaction — 指对某事做出过度或不合理的反应,通常显得戏剧化或不真实。
“Her exaggerated reaction to the small mistake surprised everyone.”
(她对小错误的夸张反应让所有人都感到惊讶。)
exaggerated importance — 表示某事被过分强调或赋予了超出实际的重要性。
“He gave exaggerated importance to a minor issue.”
(他过分强调了一个次要问题的重要性。)