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1 (to) dramatize
(to) dramatize /ˈdræmətaɪz/A v. t.3 (fig.) evidenziare, fare apparire chiaramente: The episode dramatized the plight of young homeless people, l'episodio fa apparire chiaramente le difficoltà dei giovani senzatettoB v. i.drammatizzare; fare un dramma (fam.)dramatizationn. [uc]3 (psic.) drammatizzazione. -
2 (to) dramatize
(to) dramatize /ˈdræmətaɪz/A v. t.3 (fig.) evidenziare, fare apparire chiaramente: The episode dramatized the plight of young homeless people, l'episodio fa apparire chiaramente le difficoltà dei giovani senzatettoB v. i.drammatizzare; fare un dramma (fam.)dramatizationn. [uc]3 (psic.) drammatizzazione.
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