aggrandizes

英 [əˈgrændaɪzɪz] 美 [əˈgrænˌdaɪzɪz]

v.  吹捧,夸大(财富、权力或地位); 使(建筑)更宏伟
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柯林斯词典

    in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 aggrandise

  1. VERB 吹捧;抬高(地位);使…更辉煌
    To aggrandize someone means to make them seem richer, more powerful, and more important than they really are. To aggrandize a building means to make it more impressive.
    1. At the dinner table, my father would go on and on, showing off, aggrandising himself...
      我父亲在餐桌上总是滔滔不绝地炫耀并吹嘘自己。
    2. ...plans to aggrandise the building.
      扩充该大楼的计划

双语例句

  1. The factory also aggrandizes the investment and strength of research for new products.
    同时不断加大新产品研发的投入和力度。
  2. In addition, the test illuminate that when the gas pressure is augmenting, the droplet size minishes, where the spraying rate aggrandizes.
    试验结果表明,喷雾量随气体压力的增大而增大,雾滴直径则随气体压力的增大而出现减小趋势。
  3. The basic theory confuses individual consciousness and group consciousness. It unilaterally aggrandizes the ability effect of consciousness. So it cannot point out the path of women's liberation.
    存在主义女性观是女性问题的唯心主义思想产物,它混淆了个体意识和群体意识,片面夸大意识的能动作用,未能指出女性解放的道路,只有马克思主义妇女观才是深刻揭示女性问题的科学理论。
  4. The outcome of this also shows that the unbalanced distribution of FDI in regions aggrandizes the unbalanced development of regions.
    这一结果说明,FDI在地区间的不平衡分布是导致地区经济差距扩大的重要原因。
  5. A grave mistake of historical indeterminism lies in that they aggrandizes the differences between nature and social history because of the dynamic of historical subject, the solitariness of social and historical phenomenon, and the contingency of social history events.
    其中,以历史主体的能动创造性、社会历史现象的独一无二性和社会历史事件的随机偶然性为由,夸大自然与社会的界限是其重大失误之一。
  6. When the ratio of height to width increases, the lift coefficient aggrandizes, and the drag coefficient diminishes.
    其高宽比增加,升力系数增大,阻力系数减小。