guise 的 3 个定义
- general external appearance; aspect; semblance: an old principle in a new guise.
- assumed appearance or mere semblance: under the guise of friendship.
- style of dress: in the guise of a shepherd.
- Archaic. manner; mode.
guised, guis·ing.
- to dress; attire: children guised as cowboys.
guised, guis·ing.
- Scot. and North England. to appear or go in disguise.
guise 近义词
appearance, pretense
更多guise例句
- Mariana Flores, a 33-year-old contractor who also says Roemer lured her to his house under the guise of a work offer in 2011, then touched and kissed against her will, was one of the women pushed over the edge by Roemer’s denial.
- Arizona follows Georgia, Texas and Florida in enacting voting restrictions under the guise of “election integrity” over the last few weeks.
- Even Ben Long sits, to the far right, in the guise of Doubting Thomas.
- An entire group — the theropods — walked on two legs and still do in their avian guises.
- For years, the San Diego City Council has been approving the grant applications, effectively buying a wide range of tools under the guise of terrorism preparedness, without any meaningful vetting.
- In the respectable guise of religious liberty, the zombie-like Culture War soldiers on.
- Campaigns often exchange outrageous attacks but to do so in the guise of a government mailer is quite unusual.
- And under the guise of exercise there exists a community that welcomes them with open arms.
- During the chaos, many old grudges were settled, sometimes under the guise of overdue justice.
- These changes are being made under the guise of fixing a country on the verge of collapse.
- Never had Tom seen his gay and careless cousin in such guise: he was restless, silent, intense and inarticulate.
- Even the air has its strange denizens in the guise of huge beetles and vampire-winged flying foxes.
- Under the guise of apparent indifference his mind kept the Canadian under constant observation.
- Beyond the door he could see something in the guise of a foreman printer with a damp news sheet in his hand.
- The latter appointed to the vacant estates and positions members of her house—that of Guise.