- 看过 downplay 的人也看了 :
- play down
- lessen
- soften
- whitewash
- devalue
- deemphasize
- make light of
- think nothing of
downplay 的定义
- to treat or speak of so as to reduce emphasis on its importance, value, strength, etc.: The press has downplayed the president's role in the negotiations.
downplay 近义词
minimize
更多downplay例句
- That included participating in Pence’s infamous Wall Street Journal op-ed in June downplaying the idea of a coronavirus second wave — even as the outbreak was indeed resurging across the country.
- At the time, the president was publicly downplaying the virus’s impact.
- Rather than level with the American people back in February and March about the severity of what was coming our way, he downplayed coronavirus, called it a “hoax” and ridiculously said it would “go away like a miracle.”
- For years, the league had downplayed or outright denied the link between football and brain injury.
- It also wants the updated law to retain the general prohibition on content monitoring obligations — and downplays the potential of AI to offer any “third way” there.
- Hagel sought to downplay any rift in a statement to Defense Department employees.
- Even people from the “nicest” parts of the country try to downplay that “niceness.”
- Instead, she fouled out by trying to defend Obama and downplay the deportation crisis.
- There have also been accusations that the U.S. network sought to downplay climate change in the shows.
- The controversy did, however, motivate publishers to downplay evolution in their public school textbooks.