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1 exaggerate
ضَخَّمَ \ amplify: to make stronger, louder or clearer: A loudspeaker amplifies sound. This explanation needs amplifying. exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. -
2 exaggerate
أَفْرَطَ في \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. -
3 exaggerate
بَالَغَ \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. overdo: to do too much, so that one harms the effect of one’s action. Don’t overdo your kindness. -
4 exaggerate
غَالَى \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. prize: to value greatly: one’s prized possessions. \ See Also بالغ (بَالَغَ)، أعز (أَعَزَّ) -
5 exaggerate
[ɪgˈzædʒəreɪt] verb1) to make (something) appear to be, or describe it as, greater etc than it really is:يُبالِغ، يَزيدجِدّاThat dress exaggerates her thinness.
يُبالِغ، يُغاليYou can't trust her. She always exaggerates.
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6 exaggerate, overdo
أَطْنَبَ \ exaggerate, overdo. -
7 أفرط
أَفْرَطَ \ overdo: to do too much, so that one harms the effect of one’s action: Don’t overdo your kindness. \ أَفْرَطَ في \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. -
8 بالغ
بَالَغَ \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. overdo: to do too much, so that one harms the effect of one’s action. Don’t overdo your kindness. -
9 ضخم
ضَخَّمَ \ amplify: to make stronger, louder or clearer: A loudspeaker amplifies sound. This explanation needs amplifying. exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. -
10 غالى
غَالَى \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. prize: to value greatly: one’s prized possessions. \ See Also بالغ (بَالَغَ)، أعز (أَعَزَّ) -
11 amplify
ضَخَّمَ \ amplify: to make stronger, louder or clearer: A loudspeaker amplifies sound. This explanation needs amplifying. exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. -
12 overdo
بَالَغَ \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. overdo: to do too much, so that one harms the effect of one’s action. Don’t overdo your kindness. -
13 prize
غَالَى \ exaggerate: to make (sth.) seem more (bigger, worse, etc.) than it is: Newspapers often exaggerate reports of trouble. prize: to value greatly: one’s prized possessions. \ See Also بالغ (بَالَغَ)، أعز (أَعَزَّ) -
14 أفرط في المجاملة
v. grossly exaggerate -
15 بالغ
1́ adj. adult, ostentatious, grown-up, extreme, pubescent2́ v. exaggerate, overdo, amplify, blow the whistle, overstate, overdraw, overstep, magnify, play up, strain a point, embroider, romance -
16 ضخم
1́ adj. large, great, awful, bulky, exuberant, astronomical, big, colossal, gargantuan, enormous, giant, gigantic, huge, immense, jumbo, tremendous, considerable, mammoth, mighty, mountainous, swingeing, whopping, whacking, titanic, titan, tall2́ n. colossus, bull, bulk, leviathan3́ pref. anti4́ v. exaggerate, distend, extend -
17 عظم
1́ n. bone, Os, loftiness2́ v. magnify, glory, glorify, bulk, ennoble, exaggerate, enthrone, value, pinnacle, become mighty -
18 غالى
v. exaggerate, romance -
19 أثخن في الأمر
أثْخَنَ في الأمْر: بالَغَto exaggerate, overdo -
20 أسرف
أسْرَفَ: أفْرَطَ، تَجَاوَزَ، بالَغَto exceed the proper bounds or limits, go too far, go to extremes, be extravagant or immoderate; to exaggerate, overdo
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exaggerate — [eg zaj′ər āt΄, igzaj′ə rāt΄] vt. exaggerated, exaggerating [< L exaggeratus, pp. of exaggerare, to increase, exaggerate < ex , out, up + aggerare, to heap up < agger, a heap < aggerere, to bring toward < ad , to + gerere, to carry … English World dictionary
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exaggerate — index cloak, compound, distort, enhance, enlarge, expand, falsify, inflate, intensify … Law dictionary
exaggerate — (v.) 1530s, to pile up, accumulate, from L. exaggeratus, pp. of exaggerare heighten, amplify, magnify, lit. to heap, pile, load, fill, from ex thoroughly (see EX (Cf. ex )) + aggerare heap up, from agger (gen. aggeris) heap, from … Etymology dictionary
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exaggerate — ► VERB 1) represent as being greater than in reality. 2) (exaggerated) enlarged or altered beyond normal proportions. DERIVATIVES exaggeratedly adverb exaggeration noun. ORIGIN Latin exaggerare heap up … English terms dictionary
exaggerate */ — UK [ɪɡˈzædʒəreɪt] / US [ɪɡˈzædʒəˌreɪt] verb Word forms exaggerate : present tense I/you/we/they exaggerate he/she/it exaggerates present participle exaggerating past tense exaggerated past participle exaggerated 1) [intransitive/transitive] to… … English dictionary
exaggerate — verb ADVERB ▪ greatly, grossly, vastly, wildly ▪ These figures have been greatly exaggerated. ▪ a little, slightly, etc … Collocations dictionary
exaggerate — 01. When Scott hurt his back weeding the garden, he really [exaggerated] how much it hurt so that he wouldn t have to cut the grass. 02. Fishermen always [exaggerate] the size of a fish they almost caught. 03. Oh come on, Lulu, stop… … Grammatical examples in English
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exaggerate — [[t]ɪgzæ̱ʤəreɪt[/t]] exaggerates, exaggerating, exaggerated 1) VERB If you exaggerate, you indicate that something is, for example, worse or more important than it really is. He thinks I m exaggerating... Don t exaggerate... [V n] Sheila admitted … English dictionary
