aggrandizing

v.

扩大某人的权力( aggrandize的现在分词 )；提高某人的地位；夸大；吹捧

1. Indeed, it should be pointed out that although women status were greatly improved, we can not aggrandize the improvement.
   当然，应该指出的是，妇女的地位尽管在罗马后期有了很大的提高，但我们不能夸大这种提高。
2. Indeed, it should be pointed out that although women status were greatly improved, we can not aggrandize the improvement.
   当然，应该指出的是，妇女的地位尽管在罗马后期有了很大的提高，但我们不能夸大这种提高。

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