v.夸大，吹捧(财富、权力或地位)，使(建筑)更宏伟

原形：aggrandize第三人称单数：aggrandizes过去式：aggrandized过去分词：aggrandized现在分词：aggrandizing

The company's marketing campaign aims to aggrandize their new product, making it seem like a must-have for consumers.
公司的营销活动旨在夸大他们的新产品，使其看起来是消费者必不可少的。
He constantly talks about his minor accomplishments, trying to aggrandize himself in front of others.
他不断谈论自己微小的成就，试图在别人面前夸大自己。
The historical novel aggrandizes the role of the protagonist, turning him into a legendary hero.
这本历史小说夸大了主角的作用，把他塑造成了一个传奇英雄。
The politician's speech was full of promises designed to aggrandize his image and win votes.
那位政治家的演讲充满了旨在夸大他的形象并赢得选票的承诺。
The movie takes liberties with the true story, aggrandizing the hero's actions to create a more dramatic narrative.
电影对真实故事进行了艺术加工，夸大了主人公的行为以创造更戏剧化的叙述。
Don't let success go to your head; there's no need to aggrandize your achievements at the expense of others.
不要让成功冲昏了头脑；没有必要以牺牲他人来夸大你的成就。
The biography tends to aggrandize the subject's early struggles, portraying them as more heroic than they may have actually been.
这本传记倾向于夸大主体早期的奋斗，将它们描绘得比实际上更加英勇。
Some companies use deceptive advertising to aggrandize the effectiveness of their products.
一些公司使用欺骗性广告来夸大其产品的效果。
In her memoirs, she aggrandized her role in the movement, making it appear as though she was the sole driving force behind its success.
在她的回忆录中，她夸大了自己在运动中的作用，让人觉得她是其成功的唯一推动力。
It's important for leaders not to aggrandize their power, but rather to use it responsibly for the benefit of all.
对于领导者来说，重要的是不要夸大自己的权力，而应负责任地使用它，为所有人谋福利。