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单词 disguise
释义
disguise
verb[T]
uk
/dɪsˈɡaɪz/us
/dɪsˈɡaɪz/
B2
to give a newappearanceto apersonor thing,especiallyinordertohideitstrueform:
给…化装，给…乔装打扮；将…伪装起来
He disguised himselfbywearingafalsebeard.他粘上假胡须伪装自己。
Minorskinimperfectionscan usually be disguised with aspotofmake-up.微小的皮肤瑕疵通常可以用化妆品来掩盖。
Wetriedto disguise thefactthat it was just aschoolhallby putting upcolouredlightsandballoons.我们挂上彩灯和气球，不想让人看出这里实际上只是一个学校礼堂。
C2
tohideanopinion, afeeling, etc.:
掩饰，隐藏（观点、感受等）
I couldn't disguise mydisappointment.我无法掩饰自己的失望。
More examples
  • "Well, I haveshownyou how to do this before, " she said,unableto disguise herimpatience.
  • Strenuouseffortswere madethroughoutthewarto disguise thescaleofciviliancasualties.
  • She has had a lot ofcosmeticsurgeryin anattemptto disguise herage.
  • Myfriendrangme up at theofficeandtriedto disguise hervoice, but Iknewit was her.
  • Thejournalistdisguised himself as awaiterinorderto get into thecelebrityparty.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hiding and disguising
  • be holed upidiom
  • booby trap
  • camo
  • camouflage
  • camouflaged
  • cloak
  • drown
  • hit the deckidiom
  • hole up (somewhere)
  • illusion
  • incognito
  • infiltration
  • obscure
  • secrete
  • shutsomeone/somethingout
  • sidle
  • skulk
  • smokescreen
  • stash
  • tuck
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disguise
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪsˈɡaɪz/us
/dɪsˈɡaɪz/
B2
something that someonewearstohidetheirtrueappearance:
化装用具（服饰）；用于伪装的东西
He put on alargehatandglassesas a disguise andhopedno one wouldrecognizehim.他戴上大帽子和眼镜来伪装自己，希望没人会认出他来。
in disguise
B2
Ifpeople,objects, oractivitiesare in disguise, theyappearto be something that they are not,especiallyintentionally:
伪装，化装
She usually goes out in disguise toavoidbeingbotheredby thepublic.她外出时通常都要化装，以免受到公众的打扰。
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hiding and disguising
  • be holed upidiom
  • booby trap
  • camo
  • camouflage
  • camouflaged
  • cloak
  • drown
  • hit the deckidiom
  • hole up (somewhere)
  • illusion
  • incognito
  • infiltration
  • obscure
  • secrete
  • shutsomeone/somethingout
  • sidle
  • skulk
  • smokescreen
  • stash
  • tuck
See more results »
(Definition ofdisguisefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

disguise| American Dictionary

disguise
verb[T]
us
/dɪsˈɡɑɪz/
to give a newappearanceto apersonor thing,esp. inordertohideitstrueform:
Hismaskdoesn’t disguise hisidentity.
IthinkMom could disguise hervoicebetterthan you could disguise yours.
To disguise anopinion,feeling, etc., is tohideit:
I couldn’t disguise myunhappinessat thisdecision.

disguise

noun[C/U]us
/dɪsˈɡɑɪz/
[U]In Shakespeare’splays, manycharactersappearin disguise.
(Definition ofdisguisefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdisguise

disguise
With pretense,disguise, and unreflective belief in disinterested philosophical analysis, philosophers can easily objectify the interests of certain power groups, whether scientific or political.
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In the initial stages a degree of nationalistic euphoria disguised a series of political tensions.
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It is also a building which wears a mask todisguisethe social power which it exerts through its programme.
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In short, the spectator remains unusually conscious of the relationship between performance and pretence, betweendisguiseand deceit.
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Narratives are seen, then, both as rhetorical ploys (disguising genuine selves) and as the very thing that guarantees our ability to have selves.
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Although not very visible yet, this increased level of publicness could become a blessing indisguise.
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In addition, students gave professors customary presents on special occasions; these gifts, which could be quite onerous, were not disguised payments.
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These concepts and principles are not merely philosophical niceties disguising a sort of policy machine.
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But does privatization resolve the present problems or is it merely a devil indisguise?
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The rather vague title disguises an important volume which examines ethics and morals of palaeontological collecting.
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The term internalization is but a slightly disguised synonym of ingestion.
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The indirect speech act represents the speaker's real intention and the direct serves as adisguise.
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Some of these expenses maydisguisesources of income.
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In other words, under a high degree of media openness, it becomes very unlikely that states' capability and resolve can be misrepresented or disguised.
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The mask has been described as adisguisewhich, layer after layer, increasingly conceals the ' timeless ' personality beneath.
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