Results for exaggeration translation from German to English

it's the exaggeration factor.
it's the exaggeration factor.

without exaggeration, one of the best apartments in odessa.
without exaggeration, one of the best apartments in odessa.

the property is a perfect location (no exaggeration!).
the property is a perfect location (no exaggeration!).

the service society is not a lie, but just an exaggeration.
the service society is not a lie, but just an exaggeration.

"the imaginary exaggeration" is her second book in english.
"the imaginary exaggeration" is her second book in english.

exaggeration is the tool of our mind to help to understand reality, even if the exaggeration is not reality.
exaggeration is the tool of our mind to help to understand reality, even if the exaggeration is not reality.

this is without exaggeration one of the most beautiful oak wood built ships in the history of croatian ship building.
this is without exaggeration one of the most beautiful oak wood built ships in the history of croatian ship building.

she was magnificently dressed, and it is no exaggeration to say that she had on diamonds worth five hundred thousand francs.
she was magnificently dressed, and it is no exaggeration to say that she had on diamonds worth five hundred thousand francs.

to really appreciate ruth schweikert's novel, it needs to be read from beginning to end - and that is no exaggeration.
to really appreciate ruth schweikert's novel, it needs to be read from beginning to end - and that is no exaggeration.

it is surely no exaggeration to claim that, aside from the human voice, the violin, as recorded, offers the most vivid indicator of how performing…
it is surely no exaggeration to claim that, aside from the human voice, the violin, as recorded, offers the most vivid indicator of how performing…

[ buchtipp von literatur schweiz ] to really appreciate ruth schweikert's novel, it needs to be read from beginning to end - and that is no exaggeration.
[ book tip by literatur schweiz ] to really appreciate ruth schweikert's novel, it needs to be read from beginning to end - and that is no exaggeration.

christian schad (1894–1982) was one of the most important artists associated with the new objectivity. realistic to the point of exaggeration, his portraits of the 1920s to 1940s are world famous and continue to influence a variety of art genres to this day.
christian schad (1894–1982) was one of the most important artists associated with the new objectivity. realistic to the point of exaggeration, his portraits of the 1920s to 1940s are world famous and continue to influence a variety of art genres to this day.