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inflated

/ɪnˈfleɪ.tɪd/

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adjective

/ɪnˈfleɪ.tɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, наполненное воздухом или газом, или, в переносном смысле, что-то преувеличенное или представленное более важным, чем оно есть на самом деле.

Describes something that is filled with air or gas, or figuratively, something that is exaggerated or made to seem more important than it actually is.

  1. B1formal

    Expanded by being filled with air or gas.

    ruНадутый

    • The inflated balloon floated up to the ceiling.
    • Make sure the tires are properly inflated before the trip.
    • The inflatable mattress was fully inflated within minutes.

    Synonymsaeratedblown-upexpandedfilled

    Antonymsdeflatedemptyflat

  2. Exaggerated or excessiveB2formal

    Made to seem larger, more important, or more valuable than is actually the case.

    ruЗавышенный

    • The company reported inflated profits to attract investors.
    • His claims about his achievements were highly inflated.
    • The media often uses inflated language to describe minor events.

    Synonymsexaggeratedexcessivemagnifiedoverblownoverstated

    Antonymsaccuratehumblemodestrealisticunderstated

  3. Increased in priceB2formalbusiness

    Raised to a level that is too high, especially in terms of cost.

    ruЗавышенный

    • The inflated prices of housing make it difficult for young people to buy a home.
    • During the crisis, the cost of basic goods became inflated.
    • The stock market saw inflated valuations before the crash.

    Synonymsexcessiveexorbitantextortionateoutrageousoverpricedpumped upsky-highsteepunreasonable

    Antonymsdecreaseddeflatedloweredreduced

Forms
  • more inflated comparative form
  • most inflated superlative form
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verb

inflate/ɪnˈfleɪt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по наполнению чего-либо воздухом или газом, или вызывания его расширения; также используется в переносном смысле для обозначения преувеличения или увеличения чего-либо сверх нормальных пределов.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling something with air or gas, or causing it to expand; also used figuratively to mean exaggerating or increasing something beyond normal limits.

  1. Fill with air or gasB1formal

    To fill something with air or gas so that it becomes larger and rounder.

    ruНадувать

    • He used a pump to inflate the bicycle tire.
    • The balloons were inflated with helium for the party.
    • Make sure to inflate the life raft before using it.

    Synonymsblow updistendexpandpuff upswell

    Antonymscollapsedeflateempty

  2. Increase prices or valueB2formalbusiness

    To cause prices, costs, or value to rise, often artificially.

    ruЗавышать

    • The company inflated the prices of its products during the shortage.
    • Speculation can inflate the value of stocks beyond their real worth.
    • The government is trying to prevent the economy from inflating too quickly.

    Synonymsboostescalatehikeincreasejack upmark upraise

    Antonymscutdeflatelowerreduce

  3. ExaggerateB2informal

    To make something seem more important or impressive than it really is.

    ruПреувеличивать

    • He tends to inflate his achievements when telling stories.
    • The media often inflates the significance of minor events.
    • Don't inflate the problem; it's not as serious as you think.

    Synonymsamplifyblow upembellishexaggeratemagnifyoverstatepadpuff up

    Antonymsdeflatedownplayminimizeunderstate

Forms
  • inflated past participle
  • inflated past simple
  • inflating present participle
  • inflates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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