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。
1.(把小说等)改编为剧本
2.演戏似地表现;把...戏剧化;使引人注目
3.具有戏剧性;适于改编为剧本
4.(演戏似地)作假
1.(把小说等)改编为剧本
2.演戏似地表现;把...戏剧化;使引人注目
3.具有戏剧性;适于改编为剧本
4.(演戏似地)作假
1.to make a book or story into a play
2.to treat a situation as more serious or exciting than it really is
1.As a former Hollywood actor, Ronald Reagan was never afraid to dramatise what he saw as the greatest economic threat of the 1970s and 1980s.
前好莱坞演员罗纳德•里根（RonaldReagan）对他所认为的上世纪70和80年代最大的经济威胁，轻松地作出了戏剧性的描述。
2.Now Sarah Helm, wife of Powell, writes a play, Loyalty, to dramatise her anguish over the war.
现在鲍威尔的妻子萨拉·海姆，写了部名为《忠诚》的戏剧，来夸张地表达她对伊战的愤怒。
3.There is no need to dramatise what he has done, he was a great friend and great president for me.
没有必要去夸张的描述他做了什么，他对我来说是一个伟大的朋友和伟大的主席。
4.Other outfits are making films that dramatise Bible stories as faithfully as possible.
其他人则在尽可能忠实地将圣经故事拍成电影。
5.But I also do not want to dramatise things.
但我也不想多说些什么让事情复杂化。
6.Remember to dramatise these facts when you include them in your screenplay.
记住你要将这些事实戏剧性的编织在你的剧本里。
7."I will not dramatise the situation as has been done by some . . . on the basis of an analysis that is not necessarily correct" .
我不会像某些人那样，根据一项未必正确的分析……就把情况搞得戏剧化。
8.However, we can't over- dramatise it, the season is long.
但是我们也不要去夸张，毕竟赛季还很长。