overstatement

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Perhaps it would be a mild overstatement to say this is exciting stuff, but it will get more interesting as we go.
也許，說這些數(shù)據(jù)令人興奮未免有些夸大其辭，但隨著我們向前進(jìn)展，事情會(huì)逐漸有趣起來。
One told a customer that her genes meant that she was “in the high risk of pretty much getting” breast cancer—a wild overstatement.
有些人還會(huì)告訴消費(fèi)者她的基因組信息顯示“她處于患乳腺癌的高風(fēng)險(xiǎn)之中”——這是一種無知的夸大。
But over time the latter has consistently been revised up, suggesting that any overstatement is modest.
但是經(jīng)過一段時(shí)間，后者會(huì)被一致地修改，這表明任何夸大其實(shí)都是在適度的范圍內(nèi)。

"There is,I think we can say with certainty, that there is not much interest, this is an overstatement.

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To say that it will have a major effect on our psychological well-being would be overstatement.
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Yes, I know that seems like an overstatement today, but broadcasters will do anything for a buck.
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the act of describing or explaining something in a way that makes it seem more important or more serious than it really is

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.

夸張
Chapter one explores the clasification and semantic features of overstatement.
第一章探討了夸張的主要類別及語義要素。
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