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基本释义：
overstatements
英 [ˈəʊvəsteɪtmənt]
美 [ˈoʊvərsteɪtmənt]
- n. 大话，夸大的叙述
词典扩展 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
overstatement /ˈəʊvəˌsteɪtmənt/
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有变体名词 If you refer to the way something is described is an overstatement, you mean it is described in a way that makes it seem more important or serious than it really is. 夸大其辞例：
This may have been an improvement, but "breakthrough" was an overstatement.
也许已经有了改善，但“突破”是夸大其辞。
权威例句
1. The film actor has no live audience and therefore does not have to employ the exaggerated movements and overstatements.
电影演员面前没有观众，不需要夸张的动作和语言。《provided by jukuu》
2. And the overstatements prevailing in internet language represent a post modern cultural style of "game-like" and "entertaining".
网络语言盛行大话式言语的特点体现了后现代游戏化、娱乐化的文化风格。
3. We should consider the types of overstatements or understatement error that are likely to occur given the inherent risks of the cycle.
在周期内各种内在风险固定的情况下，我们应该考虑可能出现的各种类型的夸大或保守性错误陈述。
4. A bad research report is not really a report but a deceptive marketing tool that lacks details but contains plenty of overstatements.
糟糕的研究报告不是真正的报告，只是一种欺骗性的市场工具，缺乏细节又言过其实。
实用例句
1. Cowen acknowledges many hiccups in the broad income growth measures (possible overstatements of inflation and understatements of quality of life) but says the great preponderance of evidence leaves no doubt: our standard of living is stuck.
FORBES: Tyler Cowen's Techno Slump
2. The company said Friday it would restate its financials for every quarter since 2007 due to "errors identified in the financial statements, " which include several overstatements of pre-tax income.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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