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| | to be known as; to be nicknamed / to be purportedly / to claim (often exaggeratedly or falsely) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to boast; to exaggerate / to praise | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to exaggerate | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to exaggerate / overstated; exaggerated / hyperbole / (coll.) excessive; ridiculous; outrageous | HSK 7-9 |
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| | dagger-axe / abbr. for 戈瑞 / (Tw) abbr. for 戈雷 | |
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| | refrigerant | |
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| | to exaggerate / empty / in vain / old variant of 螗 | |
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| | refrigeration / cold storage / to keep (food, medicine) in cold environment | |
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| | rendering (computing) / to add washes of ink or color to a drawing (Chinese painting) / to exaggerate / to embellish | |
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| | boring insect / snout moth's larva (Aphomia gullaris or Plodia interpuncuella or Heliothus armigera etc), major agricultural pest | |
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| | exaggeration | |
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| | extravagant / wasteful / exaggerating | |
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| | to exaggerate / to boast | |
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| | (bird species of China) Siberian crane (Leucogeranus leucogeranus) | |
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| | refrigerated truck or wagon | |
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| | extraordinary / severe / exaggerated / overstated / fantastic / incredible | |
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| | to exaggerate / to be boastful / pompous / grandiose | |
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| | to exaggerate | |
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| | to cede / cession | |
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| | geranium (Pelargonium hortorum) | |
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| | lit. to add oil and vinegar (idiom) / fig. to embellish; to exaggerate (a story, a narration etc) | |
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| | to speak seriously / to exaggerate | |
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| | (idiom) to exaggerate; to overstate the facts | |
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| | boring insect / snout moth's larva (Aphomia gullaris or Plodia interpuncuella or Heliothus armigera etc), major agricultural pest | |
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| | boring insect / snout moth's larva (Aphomia gullaris or Plodia interpuncuella or Heliothus armigera etc), major agricultural pest | |
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| | to boast / to brag / boastful / exaggerative / pompous / bombastic | |
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| | (ACG) art of making humorously exaggerated facial expressions (loanword from Japanese 顔芸 "kaogei") | |
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| | to exaggerate / to fabricate / falsehood | |
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| | (coll.) (loanword) drama; dramatic; exaggerated | |
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| | reefer (refrigerated shipping container) | |
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| | Gera (city in Germany) | |
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| | not to know the immensity of heaven and earth / an exaggerated opinion of one's own abilities | |
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| | cotton bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera) | |
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| | Chinese subculture of young urban migrants, usually of low education, with exaggerated hairstyles, heavy make-up, flamboyant costumes, piercings etc (loanword from "smart") | |
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| | icebox / refrigerator (Hong Kong usage) | |
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| | to sensationalize (idiom); deliberate exaggeration to scare people | |
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| | (before a two-syllable verb) considerably / greatly (exaggerate) / vehemently (oppose) / severely (punish) / extensively (refurbish) / effusively (praise) | |
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| | It's all exaggeration, you don't need to take it seriously / a fuss about nothing / nothing to write home about | |
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| | Geraniaceae (the geranium family) | |
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| | arms and confusion (idiom); turmoil of war | |
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| | button magnet (to use on whiteboards, refrigerator doors etc) | |
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| | refrigerant | |
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| | to launch a satellite / (fig.) (neologism during the Great Leap Forward, c. 1958) to achieve prominent success / (later used sarcastically) to make exaggerated claims / to talk big | |
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| | white goods (such as refrigerators and washing machines) | |
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| | hyperbole / exaggeration | |
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| | not an exaggeration / not excessive / not wide of the mark | |
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| | magnificent talk / exaggeration | |
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| | meat that is not refrigerated after the animal is slaughtered | |
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| | to extend the scope / to exaggerate | |
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| | refrigerant | |
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| | Fitzgerald (name) | |
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| | to falsely or exaggeratedly label (a product) | |
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| | to exaggerate / incredible | |
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| | geraniol (chemistry) | |
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