overstate

Exaggerate and overstate problems.(夸张夸大问题。)

Even the statistical office's estimate may overstate the eventual cost.(即使是统计局的估计，也可能夸大了最终的损失。)

"The impact is hard to overstate," wrote Yahoo President Sue Decker in a blog post.(雅虎总裁SueDecker在一个博客里写道，“(该产品带来的)冲击是很难夸大的。”)

The importance of this shift from a monolithic product to services is hard to overstate.(这种由整体化产品向一系列服务转变的重要性再怎么夸张都不过分。)

Such managers have an enormous stake in succeeding, so they invariably overstate the potential of their new technologies.(这些管理者与成功有着巨大的利害关系，因此他们总是夸大新技术的潜力。)

There are any number of ways to overstate a bit of pop culture, but overstating a show about nothing is perhaps the easiest.(夸大流行文化有很多方法，但夸大一个无关紧要的节目可能是最容易的。)

It's hard to overstate the health advantages of breast-feeding for both mother and baby.(难以夸大母乳喂养对母亲和孩子的健康益处。)

But did the panel overstate its case?(但这个小组夸大这个事件了么？)

It can be a danger, as we're often reminded, to overstate these things without that magical "proof" we're always looking for.(就像我们经常所提醒的，在没有获得我们一直寻找的那神奇的“证据”的情况下，夸大这些事情有可能产生危害。)

Even in industries which clearly do have excess capacity, China's critics overstate their case.(即使是在明显存在过剩产能的行业，批评人士的抨击也有点过了。)