n.夸张，夸大，言过其实

原形：overstatement复数：overstatements

His claim that he could lift a truck was an obvious overstatement.
他声称能举起一辆卡车，显然是夸大其词。
The advertisement's promise of miraculous weight loss in just one week is a clear case of overstatement.
广告宣称一周内奇迹般减肥，显然是夸大其词。
The critic accused the movie review of containing overstatements, saying the film was not as groundbreaking as claimed.
评论家指责影评中有夸张之词，称这部电影并不像所宣称的那样具有开创性。
Her assertion that she single-handedly organized the entire event was an overstatement; many people contributed to its success.
她声称独自一人组织了整个活动，这是夸大其词；其实有很多人对活动的成功做出了贡献。
The salesperson's claim that their product can cure any ailment is a dangerous overstatement and could mislead customers.
销售人员声称他们的产品能治愈任何疾病，这是一种危险的夸大，可能会误导顾客。
The politician's statement about reducing crime rates by 90% was seen as an overstatement by most analysts.
大多数分析人士认为这位政治家关于减少犯罪率90%的说法过于夸大。
The travel brochure's depiction of the hotel as a luxurious paradise was an exaggeration; the reality was much more modest.
旅行手册中将酒店描绘成豪华天堂是一种夸张，实际情况要朴素得多。
His boast about knowing every programming language fluently was an overstatement; he was proficient in a few but not all.
他夸口说能流利地掌握每一种编程语言，这是夸大其词；实际上他精通少数几种，并非全部。
The book jacket's summary suggested the novel was a masterpiece, which some readers found to be an overstatement.
书封上的摘要暗示这部小说是杰作，一些读者认为这言过其实。
Her description of the minor inconvenience as a "major catastrophe" was clearly an overstatement.
她将微不足道的不便描述为“重大灾难”，显然是夸大其词。