夸张

It would be a bit of an exaggeration to say that I’m desperate to leave.

说我渴望离开是有点张。

American humor is founded largely on hyperbole.

美式幽默主要以张为基础。

The characters in this novel are rather overdrawn.

这本小说中人物描写得有张。

John is rather given to exaggeration.

约翰很喜欢张。

He's not an overacter or a fake posturer.

他表演起来一点也不张过火、矫揉造作。

It is no exaggeration to say that having a baby changes your life.

有了小孩会改变人一生，这样说并不张。

There was nothing newsy, few concrete details of anything.

没有什么张新闻，谈论任何事都缺少具体细节。

She always makes some theatrical gesture.

她老在张手势。

His style of choreography is flamboyant.

他舞蹈设计风格是复杂张。

Basing himself on the realities of his life,the painter successfully integrated realism and artistic exaggeration.

画家根据自己现生活,成功地把现主义和艺术张结合起来。

Wordsworth campaigned against exaggerated poetic diction.

华兹华斯发起一场运动，反对诗歌中张用词。

His claim about the number of people killed in the spring forest fire was evidently overstated.

他所说森林大火中死亡人数显然是张了。

Cheeks--Well developed chewing muscles, but not so much that "cheekiness" disturbs the rectangular head form.

面颊部咬合肌发达，但不能太张以至于变成“厚脸皮”，而破坏了矩形头部整体外观。

'I had fallen through a trapdoor of depression,' said Mark, who was fond of theatrical metaphors.

“我坠过一道消沉活板门，”喜欢用张隐喻迈克说道。

When we realised we were being filmed, we all started behaving differently, hamming it up for the cameras.

意识到正在拍电影，我们举止都跟平时不一样，在镜头前张作起来。

Wearing the buskin gave the Athenian tragic actor a larger-than-life appearance and enhanced the intensity of the play.

厚底靴穿着赋予雅典悲剧演员一种比际生活张外表，同时也提高了戏剧强度。

Please extend my regrets to his majesty. I bid you farewell, arrivederci, sayonara, and all that sort of jazz.

请对陛下张我对他威严遗憾。我叫你告别，再见，再见，和所有那爵士乐。

Fantasy yarns mixed to flat ones, never very thick, with different aspect: boucle, jaspe, vrille, hairy, felted, tweed, but never exaggerated.

较特殊纱线，本主题中并无粗纱，纱线外观有不同变化：小圈圈、异色合股、螺旋状钮结、多毛、缩绒等，但都不会有太张表现。

I practice the consonant V hard by biting my lower lip.I often read aloud the words such as drive, vegetable and five turgidly.

我经常咬下嘴唇，苦练[v]这个音，张地朗读drive,vegetable,five等单词。

It is perhaps not too much to say that any calamity the moment it is apprehended by the reason alone loses nearly all its power to disturb and unfix us.

毫不张地说，任何灾难，一旦被理性“俘获”，便已然丧失了扰乱人心之力。