How is the word exagerar translated from Spanish to English

Hacer que algo parezca mayor o peor de lo que es.

To make something seem bigger or worse than it is.

verb
English translation
Exaggerate

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  • Siempre exagera sus problemas. He always exaggerates his problems.

  • Le gusta inflar sus logros en el trabajo. He likes to exaggerate his achievements at work.

  • No exageres, la espera fue de solo diez minutos. Don't exaggerate, the wait was only ten minutes.

  • ¿De verdad infló el coste del evento? Did she really exaggerate the cost of the event?

  • ¿Por qué exagera cada vez que cuenta esa historia? Why does he exaggerate every time he tells that story?

  • Por favor, no infles más la situación. Please don't exaggerate the situation further.

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How is “exagerar” translated from Spanish?
“exagerar” translates into English as “Exaggerate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “exagerar” mean?
Meaning of “exagerar”: Hacer que algo parezca mayor o peor de lo que es. In English — “Exaggerate”.
What part of speech is “exagerar”?
“exagerar” is a verb.
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