Exaggerate and overstate problems.(夸張夸大問題。)

Even the statistical office's estimate may overstate the eventual cost.(即使是統(tǒng)計(jì)局的估計(jì)，也可能夸大了最終的損失。)

"The impact is hard to overstate," wrote Yahoo President Sue Decker in a blog post.(雅虎總裁SueDecker在一個(gè)博客里寫道，“(該產(chǎn)品帶來的)沖擊是很難夸大的。”)

The importance of this shift from a monolithic product to services is hard to overstate.(這種由整體化產(chǎn)品向一系列服務(wù)轉(zhuǎn)變的重要性再怎么夸張都不過分。)

Such managers have an enormous stake in succeeding, so they invariably overstate the potential of their new technologies.(這些管理者與成功有著巨大的利害關(guān)系，因此他們總是夸大新技術(shù)的潛力。)

There are any number of ways to overstate a bit of pop culture, but overstating a show about nothing is perhaps the easiest.(夸大流行文化有很多方法，但夸大一個(gè)無關(guān)緊要的節(jié)目可能是最容易的。)

It's hard to overstate the health advantages of breast-feeding for both mother and baby.(難以夸大母乳喂養(yǎng)對(duì)母親和孩子的健康益處。)

But did the panel overstate its case?(但這個(gè)小組夸大這個(gè)事件了么？)

It can be a danger, as we're often reminded, to overstate these things without that magical "proof" we're always looking for.(就像我們經(jīng)常所提醒的，在沒有獲得我們一直尋找的那神奇的“證據(jù)”的情況下，夸大這些事情有可能產(chǎn)生危害。)

Even in industries which clearly do have excess capacity, China's critics overstate their case.(即使是在明顯存在過剩產(chǎn)能的行業(yè)，批評(píng)人士的抨擊也有點(diǎn)過了。)