Eric tends to exaggerate the difficulties.
埃里克往往夸大困难。
These dates exaggerate the loss of competitiveness.
这些数据夸大了竞争力的下降。
Mary has a propensity to exaggerate.
玛丽爱言过其实。
I'm so hungry I could eat an elephant!" (我饿得能吃掉一头大象！
My little brother is a genius; he can recite the entire dictionary at age five.
我弟弟是个天才，五岁就能背诵整本字典。
The traffic jam was so bad, it felt like we were moving at a snail's pace.
交通堵塞严重到我们仿佛是以蜗牛的速度前进。
She's as tall as a skyscraper and as graceful as a ballerina.
她高得像座摩天大楼，优雅得像芭蕾舞者。
That party was so wild, it could rival a volcano eruption for energy.
那个派对疯狂得可以和火山爆发的能量相媲美。
I've told you a million times, but you still refuse to listen!" (我已经说过一千遍了，你还是充耳不闻！
The movie was so boring, I could have fallen asleep during the credits.
这部电影无聊得我连片尾曲都快睡过去了。
Our team's victory was so dominant, they won by a landslide.
我们队的胜利是压倒性的，胜得如同海啸一样。
I'm so exhausted, I feel like I've run a marathon without stopping.
我累得就像没停过步地跑完了一场马拉松。
The dessert was so delicious, it was like a symphony of flavors in my mouth.
那道甜点美味得就像口腔里的味觉交响乐。
It is not exaggerating to say that the dynamic and fast-paced Chinese retail market has been a graveyard for multinational retailers.
"I am not exaggerating when I say that China surprises me every time I return.
This is the reason why the media and politicians rarely reflect on the impact of technological progress on declining employment while exaggerating the negative effects of trade.
The so-called "China shock" is more a "US syndrome" caused by a bunch of problems originating from the country's long-term structural issues that US scholars, media and politicians often choose to overlook while exaggerating the negative impact of trade with China.
Certain Western think tanks and media continue to exaggerate and hype up the current difficulties in China's post-COVID economic recovery.
"I am not exaggerating when I say the tickets were snapped up in seconds.
Despite an increase in appointments to visit homes for sale, Wu of 5i5j said his manager had cautioned sales staff to avoid pressuring customers into buying homes by using words like "sales frenzy", or exaggerating the current situation.
Zhang said there is no need to exaggerate the dangers of the sport.
"It's shocking, it's shocking, it's shocking," said Visser, adding that he is not exaggerating.
Li Deyi, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said there was no need to exaggerate one AI incident as a serious threat to mankind.