disguise

英[dis'gaiz]美[dis'gaiz]

v.[T]
1.假扮；装扮；伪装
2.掩饰；掩蔽
n.
1.[C,U]伪装物，化装用具
2.[U]假扮；装扮；伪装

名　词：

同：	[n.] camouflage

disguise，mask，cloak

这些动词均表示“伪装”或“掩饰”之意。
disguise指改变装束或外表以掩饰自己的真面目或冒充他人。有时仅指掩饰感情、动机或意图。
mask本义为“面罩”，引申“掩饰”解时，指掩饰某物的真实性质或存在的伪装。
cloak指采取伪装来掩盖或隐藏真实面目或本性或企图。

She had a wig on, but we soon penetrated her disguise.
她戴了一顶假发,但是我们很快就识穿了她的伪装。收藏
The cloves and saccharine, themselves disgusting enough in their sickly way, could not disguise the flat oily smell
丁香油和糖精本来就已够令人恶心的，更盖不过杜松子酒的油味儿。收藏
"His illness became a blessing in disguise, when he married his nurse."
"他可说是因病得福,他后来娶了他的护士."收藏
We get so much in the habit of wearing a disguise before others that we eventually appear disguised before ourselves
我们惯于在别人面前矫揉造作,结果对自己也矫揉造作收藏
He had an accident and it turned out to be a Blessing in disguise: a pretty nurse fell in love with him during his stay in the hospital
他遭遇车祸反而因祸得福了:住院时和一个漂亮的护士相爱了收藏

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an outward semblance that misrepresents the true nature of something
- the theatrical notion of disguise is always associated with catastrophe in his stories
[同] disguise, camouflage
any attire that modifies the appearance in order to conceal the wearer's identity

make unrecognizable
- The herb disguises the garlic taste
- We disguised our faces before robbing the bank

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