disguise

• 指通过改变外表、服饰或举止来掩盖真实身份或本质的手段或行为。也指用来伪装或掩饰的事物。

A noun referring to a means of altering one's appearance, clothing, or manner to conceal identity or true nature.

1. Costume or appearance changeB1formal

   A way of changing one's appearance to hide identity, often using clothes, makeup, or accessories.

   伪装

   • He wore a disguise to avoid being recognized at the party.
   • The spy's disguise was so effective that no one suspected him.
   • She used a simple disguise of glasses and a hat.

   同义词camouflagecloakcostumecoverfrontguisemaskmasqueradepretence

2. Hidden state or conditionB2formal

   A state where the true nature or identity of something is hidden or concealed.

   伪装

   • His kindness was a disguise for his true intentions.
   • The problem is a blessing in disguise.
   • Her cheerful attitude was a disguise for her sadness.

   同义词camouflageconcealment

• 动词，指改变或隐藏某人或某物的外貌、声音或性质，以防止被识别。

A verb used to indicate the act of changing or concealing the appearance, sound, or nature of something or someone to prevent recognition.

1. Change appearanceB1formal

   To change the appearance of someone or something to hide identity or make it unrecognizable.

   伪装

   • She disguised herself as a man to enter the building.
   • The spy disguised his voice over the phone.
   • He disguised the car with a new paint job.

   同义词camouflagecloakconcealcoverdress uphidemaskobscurescreenveil

   反义词exposerevealunmask

2. B2formal

   To hide or conceal something, such as feelings, intentions, or facts.

   掩饰

   • He tried to disguise his disappointment with a smile.
   • The company disguised its financial losses in the report.
   • She disguised her true feelings about the decision.

   同义词camouflagecloakconcealcoverhidemaskscreenshroudveil

   反义词discloseexposerevealshowuncover