单词overblown
adj.: 过分的；夸张的；虚饰过度的；残败的
v.: “overblow”的过去分词
网络: 停息；停息的；盛开过的
过分的；夸张的；虚饰过度的:
that is made to seem larger, more impressive or more important than it really is exaggerated
残败的；盛期已过的:
past the best, most beautiful stage
过吹的
停息的;盛开过的
腰围过大的
被忘记的;完了的;(花)开得过盛的,已过盛期的
被吹散[吹落]了的;被(吹起的雪)盖住了的,停了的
夸张的;渲染过分的
adj.exaggeratedoverdoneexcessiveunrestrainedimmoderate
adj.understatedunassuming
Correcting their misunderstanding is part of the equation and is likely to end up in a big overblown argument.
纠正他们的偏见是取得平衡的一部分，但是看起来，这似乎需要一场夸张的争辩。
He said modern British nuptials were an "overblown vanity project" seen out in "an atmosphere of narcissism and self-promotion" .
他将当代英国婚礼看做“在自我陶醉和自我抬高的氛围中”，死扛到底的“面子工程”。
He looked like an overblown schoolboy, and though I felt so sorry for him, I could hardly help laughing.
他活脱儿是个挨了训的小学生；尽管我觉得他很可怜，却禁不住好笑。
"The figures definitely suggest that worries about China diversifying away from Treasuries are overblown, " he said.
“这些数据显然表明，人们对于中国减持美国国债、对储备资产进行多元化调整的担忧有些过度，”他说。
And the idea that Hispanics would be reluctant to vote for a black candidate, as suggested by one of Mrs Clinton"s pollsters, is overblown.
另外，克林顿夫人的一位民意调查员指出的拉丁裔人将不太情愿投票给黑人候选人的观点，也是言过其实。
But those fears appear overblown, for the moment at least.
但这些担忧似乎被夸大了，至少从目前来看是如此。
Republicans said the report"s numbers were likely overblown and pointed to problems in the earlier contractors report.
共和党人称，这份报告的数字可能有夸大成分，并指出之前的合同工报告存在问题。
Parallels with the original space race can be overblown: after all, the modern world is very different from that of the 1950s and 1960s.
与最初的太空竞赛相比，毕竟，时过境迁，当今世界与20世纪五六十年代相比截然不同。
The White House has been forced to defend some of its warnings about the impact of the cuts, which some critics believe are overblown.
白宫不得不为其针对减支影响而发出的一些警告进行辩护。一些批评人士认为这些警告被夸大了。
Ms. Brooks tried to distance herself from Prime Minister David Cameron, suggesting reports of their closeness had been overblown.
布鲁克斯试图撇清自己与英国首相卡梅伦（DavidCameron）的关系，她表示有关他们关系密切的报导是言过其实了。