disguised

• 指某物被隐藏起来，或被伪装成别的东西，常出于欺骗或隐瞒身份的目的。

Describes something that is hidden or made to look like something else, often to deceive or conceal identity.

1. Hidden appearanceB1formal

   Having one's true appearance concealed by a costume or altered features.

   伪装的

   • The spy was disguised as a waiter.
   • She arrived at the party disguised in a wig and glasses.
   • The thief was disguised so well that no one recognized him.

   同义词camouflagedconcealedincognitomaskedunrecognizable

   反义词exposed

2. Hidden natureB2formal

   Having one's true identity, intentions, or nature concealed.

   伪装的

   • His kindness was disguised by his gruff manner.
   • The threat was disguised as a friendly offer.
   • Her anger was disguised behind a calm smile.

   同义词camouflagedcloakedconcealedcoverthiddenmaskedundercoverveiled

   反义词apparentopenovertundisguised

• 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