简单释义：

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adj. 过分的；夸张的；虚饰过度的；残败的

v. “overblow”的过去分词

Web 停息；停息的；盛开过的

变形：

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完整释义：

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adj.

1.夸张的;渲染过分的
2.被吹散[吹落]了的;被(吹起的雪)盖住了的,停了的
3.被忘记的;完了的;(花)开得过盛的,已过盛期的
4.腰围过大的
5.停息的;盛开过的
6.过吹的

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例句：

1. Claims by the secular establishment that the AK party's ultimate plan is to introduce sharia law are plainly overblown.
   世俗的统治集团宣称伊斯兰正义和发展（AK）党的最终计划是介绍伊斯兰教教法明显地华而不实。

2. Ms. Brooks tried to distance herself from Prime Minister David Cameron, suggesting reports of their closeness had been overblown.
   布鲁克斯试图撇清自己与英国首相卡梅伦（DavidCameron）的关系，她表示有关他们关系密切的报导是言过其实了。

3. Republicans said the report's numbers were likely overblown and pointed to problems in the earlier contractors report.
   共和党人称，这份报告的数字可能有夸大成分，并指出之前的合同工报告存在问题。

4. He regularly warns American firms eyeing the British market that overblown promises of true love are likely to repel rather than attract.
   他时常警告美国公司要谨慎英国市场。泛滥的真爱诺言也许会吓坏英国人，而不会吸引他们。

5. He looked like an overblown schoolboy, and though I felt so sorry for him, I could hardly help laughing.
   他活脱儿是个挨了训的小学生；尽管我觉得他很可怜，却禁不住好笑。

6. He said modern British nuptials were an "overblown vanity project" seen out in "an atmosphere of narcissism and self-promotion" .
   他将当代英国婚礼看做“在自我陶醉和自我抬高的氛围中”，死扛到底的“面子工程”。

7. Then, again, all of this apocalyptic speculation about takeovers and bankruptcies could be overblown.
   不过，所有这些有关收购、破产的末日猜想都有可能被夸大了。

8. The claim may be a little overblown, but there is no question that it was adazzling alignment of talent.
   这种说法或许有些言过其实，但是不可否认，这的确是一群才艺出众的天才的集会。