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overplay

/ˌoʊ.vərˈpleɪ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de donner à quelque chose trop d'importance ou d'accent, ou d'en exagérer la portée, notamment en jouant un rôle de manière excessive.

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verb

/ˌoʊ.vərˈpleɪ/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de donner à quelque chose trop d'importance ou d'accent, ou d'en exagérer la portée, notamment en jouant un rôle de manière excessive.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving something too much importance or emphasis, or exaggerating its significance.

  1. Exaggerate one's actingB2informal

    To perform a role in an exaggerated or overly dramatic manner, often making it less believable.

    frJouer de manière exagérée (surjouer)

    • The actor overplayed his part, making the scene seem comical.
    • She overplayed the emotional scene, causing the audience to laugh.
    • Critics said he overplayed the villain's role.

    Synonymesemotehamoveract

    Antonymesdownplayunderplay

  2. Exaggerate importanceC1formal

    To give something more importance or emphasis than it deserves.

    frsurestimer

    • The media overplayed the significance of the minor incident.
    • He tends to overplay his achievements in meetings.
    • Don't overplay the risks; they are manageable.

    Synonymesexaggerateinflatemagnifyoveremphasizeoverstate

    Antonymesde-emphasizedownplayminimizeunderplay

Formes
  • overplayed past participle
  • overplayed past simple
  • overplaying present participle
  • overplays third person singular
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