overblown

adj.

停息的，盛开过的；

v.

（风等）吹散( overblow的过去分词 )；吹倒[落，过]，狂吹，（管乐器）吹得过响；

1. The overblown roses are to wither and fall.
   这些盛期已过的玫瑰即将凋谢。
2. But those fears appear overblown, for the moment at least.
   但这些担忧似乎被夸大了，至少从目前来看是如此。
3. Claims that EU has been unable to function since 2005 seem overblown.
   有人断言，欧盟从2005年起就不会再起作用了，这种说法听起来也太过分了。

1. This whole thing is simply overblown.
   整件事被夸张了。

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