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基本解釋

Further, the performance costs of synchronization are often overstated.
此外，同步的性能代價經(jīng)常是被夸大的。
The parallels between Indonesia in the 1990s and Egypt today could be overstated.
1990年代末印尼和當(dāng)今埃及的相似之處，可能有所夸大。
But if you talk to agriculture experts and commodity analysts, most of them will tell you that the role of speculation in high food prices is overstated.
但只要你向農(nóng)業(yè)專家與商品分析者們詢問，他們多數(shù)會告訴你：投機(jī)活動在高物價里所扮演的角色被過分夸大了。

But political scientist Larry Sabato at the University of Virginia thinks the media has overstated anti-incumbent feelings.
I really, really need you to read that before the next class, and I want you to read it critically.Kaufman's ideas are important, but they are also overstated, and so they're going to be interesting for us.
我非常非常需要你們在下一次課前讀完，要帶有批判性的去讀，考夫曼的思想是很重要的，但也有夸張的成分在里面，所以閱讀他的作品對我們來說是很有趣的。
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Then as the eighteenth century wears on, you begin to get the sense as is well known and I think often overstated you begin to get a cult of genius.
8世紀(jì)逐漸過去,浪漫主義的出現(xiàn),開始涌現(xiàn)出一大批天才。
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The need for embedding this Hayekian understanding of markets in the public consciousness cannot be overstated.
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If you say that someone is overstating something, you mean they are describing it in a way that makes it seem more important or serious than it really is.