Definition of masked in English:

masked

adjective mɑːsktmæskt

1Wearing a mask on all or part of the face.
a raid by masked gunmen
masked dancers
Example sentencesExamples
- This dark, rather grotesque image shows the artist's masked face surrounded by blades thrown by a circus knife-thrower.
- A masked juggler tiptoes on a hoop suspended in midair.
- Black-clad masked gunmen scale large oil-storage tanks, while divers are positioned in a boat offshore.
- Who is that masked man?
- By now the charm has worn off these masked characters, and they simply look infantilized and aimless.
- She is held hostage by a masked woman wearing long black gloves and high-heeled boots.
- She plays one of the masked henchmen.
- Masked thieves who stole $30 million in artwork from the museum are demanding a huge ransom.
- There were images of dogs and masked police in riot gear painted in Day-Glo colors with shimmery radioactive outlines.
- He is a masked entity whose crimes set the story in motion.
2(of one's true character or feelings) concealed.
the barely masked anger in their tone
Example sentencesExamples
- This may advance the theory of missing and masked data handling.
- This is masked censorship.
- If the team passes on him, it won't be because of one diluted or masked urine sample.
- Physiques are exaggerated to illustrate the underlying theme, which is masked masculinity, flowered femininity, or elusive mystery.
- I'm not enough of a scholar of his life to decide whether it was true that such masked hatred played a major part in his writing or not.
- It usually presents us with veiled, masked problems, and it is our task to create and use this or that means to resolve them.
- He confronts his contemporaries with masked reflections of their own superficiality and hypocrisy.
- The viewers of can have an experience of seeing from a position of God, who understands every masked meaning (simply by reading subtitles, of course).
- It's an epic rife with gender ambiguity and masked identities.
- I would go so far as to say that their platform in general has masked bigotry as a load-bearing plank.

Definition of masked in US English:

masked

adjectivemasktmæskt

1Wearing a mask on all or part of the face.
a raid by masked gunmen
masked dancers
Example sentencesExamples
- She is held hostage by a masked woman wearing long black gloves and high-heeled boots.
- He is a masked entity whose crimes set the story in motion.
- Masked thieves who stole $30 million in artwork from the museum are demanding a huge ransom.
- A masked juggler tiptoes on a hoop suspended in midair.
- Who is that masked man?
- She plays one of the masked henchmen.
- Black-clad masked gunmen scale large oil-storage tanks, while divers are positioned in a boat offshore.
- There were images of dogs and masked police in riot gear painted in Day-Glo colors with shimmery radioactive outlines.
- This dark, rather grotesque image shows the artist's masked face surrounded by blades thrown by a circus knife-thrower.
- By now the charm has worn off these masked characters, and they simply look infantilized and aimless.
2(of one's true character or feelings) concealed.
the barely masked anger in their tone
Example sentencesExamples
- I would go so far as to say that their platform in general has masked bigotry as a load-bearing plank.
- The viewers of can have an experience of seeing from a position of God, who understands every masked meaning (simply by reading subtitles, of course).
- This is masked censorship.
- If the team passes on him, it won't be because of one diluted or masked urine sample.
- Physiques are exaggerated to illustrate the underlying theme, which is masked masculinity, flowered femininity, or elusive mystery.
- He confronts his contemporaries with masked reflections of their own superficiality and hypocrisy.
- I'm not enough of a scholar of his life to decide whether it was true that such masked hatred played a major part in his writing or not.
- It usually presents us with veiled, masked problems, and it is our task to create and use this or that means to resolve them.
- This may advance the theory of missing and masked data handling.
- It's an epic rife with gender ambiguity and masked identities.

单词	masked
释义	Definition of masked in English: masked adjective mɑːsktmæskt 1Wearing a mask on all or part of the face. a raid by masked gunmen masked dancers Example sentencesExamples This dark, rather grotesque image shows the artist's masked face surrounded by blades thrown by a circus knife-thrower. A masked juggler tiptoes on a hoop suspended in midair. Black-clad masked gunmen scale large oil-storage tanks, while divers are positioned in a boat offshore. Who is that masked man? By now the charm has worn off these masked characters, and they simply look infantilized and aimless. She is held hostage by a masked woman wearing long black gloves and high-heeled boots. She plays one of the masked henchmen. Masked thieves who stole $30 million in artwork from the museum are demanding a huge ransom. There were images of dogs and masked police in riot gear painted in Day-Glo colors with shimmery radioactive outlines. He is a masked entity whose crimes set the story in motion. 2(of one's true character or feelings) concealed. the barely masked anger in their tone Example sentencesExamples This may advance the theory of missing and masked data handling. This is masked censorship. If the team passes on him, it won't be because of one diluted or masked urine sample. Physiques are exaggerated to illustrate the underlying theme, which is masked masculinity, flowered femininity, or elusive mystery. I'm not enough of a scholar of his life to decide whether it was true that such masked hatred played a major part in his writing or not. It usually presents us with veiled, masked problems, and it is our task to create and use this or that means to resolve them. He confronts his contemporaries with masked reflections of their own superficiality and hypocrisy. The viewers of can have an experience of seeing from a position of God, who understands every masked meaning (simply by reading subtitles, of course). It's an epic rife with gender ambiguity and masked identities. I would go so far as to say that their platform in general has masked bigotry as a load-bearing plank. Definition of masked in US English: masked adjectivemasktmæskt 1Wearing a mask on all or part of the face. a raid by masked gunmen masked dancers Example sentencesExamples She is held hostage by a masked woman wearing long black gloves and high-heeled boots. He is a masked entity whose crimes set the story in motion. Masked thieves who stole $30 million in artwork from the museum are demanding a huge ransom. A masked juggler tiptoes on a hoop suspended in midair. Who is that masked man? She plays one of the masked henchmen. Black-clad masked gunmen scale large oil-storage tanks, while divers are positioned in a boat offshore. There were images of dogs and masked police in riot gear painted in Day-Glo colors with shimmery radioactive outlines. This dark, rather grotesque image shows the artist's masked face surrounded by blades thrown by a circus knife-thrower. By now the charm has worn off these masked characters, and they simply look infantilized and aimless. 2(of one's true character or feelings) concealed. the barely masked anger in their tone Example sentencesExamples I would go so far as to say that their platform in general has masked bigotry as a load-bearing plank. The viewers of can have an experience of seeing from a position of God, who understands every masked meaning (simply by reading subtitles, of course). This is masked censorship. If the team passes on him, it won't be because of one diluted or masked urine sample. Physiques are exaggerated to illustrate the underlying theme, which is masked masculinity, flowered femininity, or elusive mystery. He confronts his contemporaries with masked reflections of their own superficiality and hypocrisy. I'm not enough of a scholar of his life to decide whether it was true that such masked hatred played a major part in his writing or not. It usually presents us with veiled, masked problems, and it is our task to create and use this or that means to resolve them. This may advance the theory of missing and masked data handling. It's an epic rife with gender ambiguity and masked identities.
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