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dramatize美 ['dræmə.taɪz] 英 ['dræmətaɪz] - v.将…改编成剧本；将…搬上（舞台或银幕）；使戏剧化；戏剧性地表现
- 网络改编成为戏剧；夸大报导；改编戏剧
第三人称单数：dramatizes 现在分词：dramatizing 过去分词：dramatized v. exaggerate,sensationalize,play up,embellish,lay on 1. | [t] ~ sth 将…改编成剧本；将…搬上（舞台或银幕）to present a book, an event, etc. as a play or a film/movie |
2. | [t][i] ~ (sth) 使戏剧化；戏剧性地表现；夸张to make sth seem more exciting or important than it really is |
| Don't worry too much about what she said─she tends to dramatize things. 别太在意她说的话 — 她往往言过其实。 |
v. | 1. to turn a literary work or a real event into a drama for presentation on the stage, television, or radio 2. to make something more dramatic, especially to exaggerate the importance or seriousness of a situation in an attention-seeking and theatrical way 3. to make a book or story into a play 4. to treat a situation as more serious or exciting than it really is 1. to turn a literary work or a real event into a drama for presentation on the stage, television, or radio 2. to make something more dramatic, especially to exaggerate the importance or seriousness of a situation in an attention-seeking and theatrical way 3. to make a book or story into a play 4. to treat a situation as more serious or exciting than it really is |
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