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dramatizar
Catalan
fer bombo
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hinchar
Add details to.
pad
adopt
lard
embellish
embroider
dramatise
aggrandize
aggrandise
blow up
Portuguese
dramatizar
1
Having told you this, I shall no longer try to
dramatize
his speech.
2
And so we've come here today to
dramatize
a shameful condition.
3
To
dramatize
telephoto he picked an easy example of its wonders.
4
Spaak of the U. N., asking the press not to
over
-
dramatize
the events.
5
But this particular man felt my particularpresence would overly
dramatize
things.
6
The Jews, on the other hand, did no more than
dramatize
the chorus.
7
They
dramatize
themselves in scenes that are open to intuitive interpretation.
8
We can picture what follows without making any effort to
dramatize
the incident.
9
He cannot
dramatize
himself and shrinks from attempts of others to
dramatize
him.
10
Really to pasture on our recollections we ought to
dramatize
them.
11
Any attempt to
dramatize
recent history is fraught with peril.
12
Friend: How about using makeup to
dramatize
your features, then.
13
Museum guards burn his office curtains to
dramatize
their need for protection from children.
14
In order to do this we tend to personalize quantities, and to
dramatize
relations.
15
And for all you psychedelic pastry chefs who want to
dramatize
your menus .
16
One might as well try to
dramatize
any other hymn.
dramatize
·
dramatize a drama
dramatize conversations
dramatize documentaries
dramatize events
dramatize just
Portuguese
dramatizar
tornar mais belo
Catalan
fer bombo
inflar
dramatitzar
escenificar
embellir
adaptar
Spanish
hinchar
adaptar