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1 overdrivelse
* * *exaggeration; overstatement;(mht nydelse) over-indulgence;[ forsigtig indtil overdrivelse] cautious to a fault. -
2 overdrivelse fk
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3 vild
delirious, eager, extravagant, ferocious, mad, savage, unruly, wild* * *adj wild ( fx flower, rage, guess, scheme, enthusiasm, exaggeration);(glds: uciviliseret) savage ( fx tribes);( grum) fierce ( fx the dog looks fierce),( stærkere) ferocious ( fx tiger),( rasende) savage;[ vilde](dvs mennesker) savages;[vildt adv] wildly ( fx behave wildly; wildly exaggerated), fiercely, ferociously, savagely;[ med vb:](fig) lead somebody astray;[ vokse vildt] grow wild;[ med sb:][ vilde dyr] wild animals,( løver, tigre etc) wild beasts;[ ikke i min vildeste fantasi] not even in my wildest dreams;[i (el. på) vild flugt] in a mad scramble, in full (el. headlong) flight,(mil., F) in a rout;[ i vild forvirring] in confusion,( roderi også) in a shambles;[ ikke ti (el. syv) vilde heste kunne få slæbt ham derhen] wild horses couldn't (el. wouldn't) drag him there;[ et vildt liv] a wild (, F: dissolute) life;[ vild strejke] wildcat strike;(se også jagt, I. sky);[ med præp:][ vild af raseri] wild (el. mad) with rage;[ være vild efter] be mad about (el. after el. for el. on), be wild (el.crazy) about;[ være vild efter at] be wild to ( fx he was wild to meet her);[ være vild med] be wild (el. mad el. crazy) about ( fx old furniture);[ være helt vild på den (el. på kareten)], se karet.
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exaggeration — 1560s, from L. exaggerationem (nom. exaggeratio), noun of action from pp. stem of exaggerare (see EXAGGERATE (Cf. exaggerate)) … Etymology dictionary
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