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hide (obj) OUT OF VIEWhaIdvpast simple hid hId, past part hidden 9hIdYEnto put (something or someone) in a place where they cannot be seen or found, or to put (yourself) somewhere where you cannot be seen or found隐蔽She used to hide her diary under her pillow. [T]她曾经爱把日记本藏在枕头下面。A kilo of heroin was found hidden inside the lining of the suitcase. [T]一千克海洛因被发现隐藏在手提箱衬里下面。They hid the escaped prisoner in their barn. [T]他们把逃犯藏在他们的谷仓里。Rosie wants you to go and look for her --she's hiding somewhere upstairs. [I]罗琦让你去找她----她躲藏在楼上的某个地方。I like wearing sunglasses--I feel I can hide behind them. [I]我喜欢戴太阳眼镜----我感觉自己可以隐藏在镜片的后面。To hide something is also to prevent it from being seen.遮掩He tries to hide his bald patch by sweeping his hair over to one side. [T]他把头发捋向一边以遮掩他的秃顶。If you hide an emotion, you do not show it.掩饰(感情)The president made no attempt to hide his annoyance at the newspaper's allegations. [T]总统不想掩饰他对报纸指控的反感。If you hide information from someone, you do not let that person know it.隐瞒(消息)I feel sure there's something about her past that she's trying to hide from me. [T]我敢肯定她想对我隐瞒有些旧事。Hide-and-seek is a children's game in which a group of children hide in secret places and one child, who all this time has had their eyes closed and has been counting up to a particular number, has to go to look for the other children.捉迷藏(infml) A hidey-hole or hidy-hole is a small place for hiding things in.隐藏处(saying) 'Don't hide your light under a bushel' means do not keep your good qualities and abilities secret from other people.“不要过分谦逊”
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