1.We must neither ignore our problems nor overstate them.
我们既不要忽视双方之间的问题，也不要夸大这些问题。
2.To overstate or exaggerate.
渲染或夸张
3.“Although models of intermittent criticality might promise improved methods for intermediate-term earthquake prediction, we must be careful not to overstate their claims.
“尽管间歇性危险状态模型有可能对中期地震预测提供改进的方法，我们必须注意不要夸大其声称的作用。”
4.Their report rather overstate.
他们言过其实。
5.A na?ve projection of their past growth rates into the future was likely to greatly overstate their real prospects.
（若以过去的增长率来预测未来，会显得考虑欠周，因为那种预测会严重夸大未来的实际增长。）
6.Shaking firmly to write when being homesick one may overstate careing of what continuously .
想家时紧握着一缕缕可夸何的牵挂.
7.At the same time, we should not overstate the functions of reciting ancient classics and should do research into it in instructional practice.
要在读经实践中加强科学研究，使读经活动能够健康、有效地开展。
8.The stance of Economic Ministers attending ASEAN meeting: Do not overstate the quality problems of China.
参加东盟会议的各国经贸部长表示：不应夸大中国产品质量问题。
9.Patients may overstate or understate their symptoms following a significant allergic reaction, making the diagnosis of anaphylaxis unclear.
患者可能夸大或缩小因明显过敏反应引起的症状，使速发型过敏反应诊断不明确。
10.But the material benefits of tourism for local residents are hard to overstate,especially for people long mired in poverty and desperate for a way out.
但是对地方性的居民观光事业的物质利益是难夸大的叙述,尤其因为人们渴望在贫穷方面陷于泥泞和不顾死活为一个出路。
