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dis·guise /dɪsˈɡaɪz/ vt. | n. | phr.
I vt.
1. 假扮，化装
She disguised herself as a man with a false beard. 她戴上假须女扮男装。
He was disguised as a policeman. 他装扮成警察。
He no longer needs to go around disguised in a wig. 他不必再戴着假发化了装才能出去走动。
2. 伪装
She tried to disguise her handwriting. 她试图伪装笔迹写字。
They disguised their ship as a trading vessel. 他们把船伪装成商船。
To disguise expediency as justice is hypocrisy. 把谋私利说成行使正义乃是虚伪。
3. 掩盖；掩饰
disguise one's motives 掩盖自己的动机
Sand has disguised all entrances to the mine. 泥沙盖住了那个矿的所有入口。
use spices to disguise the taste of less-than-fresh meat 用香料来掩盖不新鲜肉的味道
These apparent gains disguise the fact that the poor people fail to benefit from these programmes. 这些表面所得掩盖了穷人从这些计划中并无得益的事实。
She disguised her sadness with a happy smile. 她以喜悦的微笑掩饰忧伤。
4. 〈废〉使变形；损坏…的外形
II n.
1. 假扮；伪装
Detectives sometimes depend on disguise. 侦探有时得靠化装。
He went to the house in disguise. 他化了装去那所房子。
2. 化装用具(或服饰)；用来伪装的东西(或行动)
He wore a policeman's uniform as a disguise. 他穿了件警服作为伪装。
Nobody saw through his disguise. 没有人识破他的伪装。
3. 假装；做作；掩饰
Her outward friendliness was only a disguise for her hate. 她表面上装作友好仅仅是为了掩饰她的仇恨。
4. 伪装的形式(或状态)
[< OFr desguisier < DIS-² + guise manner < Gmc] phr. a blessing in disguise 见 blessing dis·guis·ed·ly-ˈɡaɪzɪdlɪ ad. |