concealing

• Describe algo que oculta o tapa otra cosa de la vista o del conocimiento, o que disimula la verdad o la intención.

Describes something that hides or obscures something else from view or knowledge.

1. Covering or hidingB2formal

   Serving to cover or hide something from view or knowledge.

   que oculta o encubre

   • The concealing fog made it impossible to see the road ahead.
   • She wore a concealing cloak to avoid being recognized.
   • The document had a concealing clause that hid the true cost.

   Sinónimoscoveringmaskingscreeningveiling

   Antónimosrevealing

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o actividad de ocultar algo o mantenerlo en secreto frente a otros.

A noun referring to the act or activity of hiding something or keeping it secret from others.

incontable

1. Act of hidingB2formal

   The activity of keeping something secret or out of sight.

   ocultación

   • The concealing of evidence is a serious crime.
   • His concealing of the truth damaged their relationship.
   • The document's concealing was discovered during the audit.

   Sinónimoscamouflageconcealmentcoverdisguisemaskingobfuscationsecrecyveiling

   Antónimosdisclosureexposurerevelationshowinguncovering

• Verbo que significa ocultar algo o mantenerlo en secreto, evitar que sea visto o conocido.

A verb used to indicate the act of hiding something or keeping it secret.

1. Hide physicallyB2formal

   To keep something from being seen or discovered.

   Ocultar físicamente

   • She concealed the key under the doormat.
   • The spy concealed the documents in a false bottom of his suitcase.
   • He tried to conceal his face behind a newspaper.

   Sinónimosburycamouflagecoverdisguisehidemaskobscurescreensecreteshroudstashveil

   Antónimosdisclosedisplayexposerevealshow

2. Hide feelings or informationB2formal

   To keep a feeling, fact, or intention secret.

   ocultar sentimientos o información

   • She could not conceal her disappointment at the news.
   • He concealed his true identity from his colleagues.
   • The report concealed the extent of the damage.

   Sinónimoscoverdisguisehidemaskveil

   Antónimosacknowledgeadmitconfessdisclosedivulgeexposerevealshow