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“exaggerated” in Chinese

Chinese

Pronunciation

Pinyinkuā zhāng

Example

他的反应很夸张。tā de fǎn yìng hěn kuā zhāng

His reaction is very exaggerated.

Illustration for 夸张 (exaggerated)

How to say “exaggerated” in Chinese

“Exaggerated” in Chinese is 夸张 (kuā zhāng).

Makes something look bigger, stronger, or more serious than the facts support.

Full entry for 夸张: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 夸张

媒体的报道很夸张,为了吸引眼球。méi tǐ de bào dào hěn kuā zhāng wèi le xī yǐn yǎn qiú

Media reports are very exaggerated to attract attention.

Tips for using 夸张

  • In conversation, the word can mark a dramatic reaction lightly, but it can also sound critical, so tone and context show whether the overstatement is playful or meant as a complaint.

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