masquerade 的 2 个定义
- a party, dance, or other festive gathering of persons wearing masks and other disguises, and often elegant, historical, or fantastic costumes.
- a costume or disguise worn at such a gathering.
- false outward show; façade; pretense: a hypocrite's masquerade of virtue.
- activity, existence, etc., under false pretenses: a rich man's masquerade as a beggar.
mas·quer·ad·ed, mas·quer·ad·ing.
- to go about under false pretenses or a false character; assume the character of; give oneself out to be: to masquerade as a former Russian count.
- to disguise oneself.
- to take part in a masquerade.
masquerade 近义词
disguise; social occasion for disguises
disguise
masquerade 的近义词 13 个
masquerade 的反义词 2 个
更多masquerade例句
- “If near-misses masquerade as successes, then organizations and their members will only learn to continue taking the risks that produced the near-miss outcome until a tragedy occurs,” the researchers wrote.
- They refused to question Modi, and allowed him to use a national disaster to bolster his image, consolidate power, stifle dissent and masquerade grandstanding as governance.
- It builds to a masquerade ball, in which Not Harry and the women don masks and commence flirting.
- They masquerade as intellectual contests, but are really just showcases for rhetorical cleverness and public charisma.
- He was supposed to come back to “masquerade the relationship,” but no such luck.
- Hough would have blended in seamlessly at the “Disco Africa”-themed Halloweek masquerade party held in Milan that same night.
- He escorts her to masquerade parties, takes her sailing on his yacht, force-feeds her oysters.
- "I'm in a big hurry to get to a masquerade," Black Hood said as he opened the door of the taxi.
- It is you that have injured her by allowing her to masquerade as a man—a little thing like that, with nobody to advise her.
- All the shabbiest tinsel and trappings of secular music passed across the trestles of this religious masquerade.
- Between times I'm making a dress and cap for the masquerade dance.
- It was a game, but he rejoiced in it as a girl does in her first masquerade.