
英:/'ɪɡˌzædʒəˈreɪʃn/ 美:/'ɪɡˌzædʒəˈreɪʃn/
夸张
复数:exaggerations
CET4,CET6,GRE
n. 夸张;夸大之词;夸张的手法
What he said is a little exaggeration.
他说的话有点夸张。
These women are always prone to exaggeration when chatting.
这些妇女们总是倾向于在聊天时夸大其词。
He said he had gained a narrow escape in the war, which was not an exaggeration.
他说他在这场战争中死里逃生,这一点也不夸张。
It would be no exaggeration to say that her work has saved lives.
她的工作挽救了很多生命 这样说一点都不夸张
Like many stories about him, it smacks of exaggeration.
像很多有关他的故事一样,这个也有点儿夸大的意味。
It's no exaggeration to say that most students have never read a complete Shakespeare play.
说大多数同学从未完整读过一部莎士比亚戏剧一点也不夸张。
He told his story simply and without exaggeration.
他简单扼要、毫不夸张地讲述了自己的故事。
It would be an exaggeration to say I knew her well—I only met her twice.
说我非常了解她不免言过其实—我只见过她两次。
Without exaggeration I can say that I hardly slept a wink.
可以毫不夸大地说,我几乎没有合过眼。
n.|inflation/grandiosity;夸张;夸大之词;夸张的手法
Exaggeration(夸张)是一种修辞手法或语言表达方式,指通过放大、强化或过度描述事物的特征或影响,使其超出实际情况的范畴。该词源自拉丁语“exaggerare”,意为“堆积”或“放大”,常用于文学、日常对话或媒体中,以达到强调、幽默或引发情感共鸣的效果。
根据牛津英语词典,exaggeration的正式定义为“a statement that represents something as better or worse than it really is”(将事物描述得比实际更好或更差的陈述)。其核心特征包括:
通过以上分析可见,exaggeration既是语言工具,也是人类认知与情感表达的常见现象。其合理运用可增强表达效果,但需注意语境以避免误导。
“Exaggeration”是一个名词,指夸大事实或过度强调某事物的行为,通常用于描述不切实际或超出实际情况的表达。以下是详细解释:
如果需要进一步了解具体用法或例句,可以参考权威词典(如牛津词典)或语法指南。
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