masked

英 [mɑːskt]

美 [mæskt]

adj. 戴着面具(或面罩)的
v. 掩饰; 掩藏
mask的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：masked　过去式：masked　

Collins.1 / BNC.12163 / COCA.12073

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ 戴着面具的;截着面罩的
If someone ismasked, they are wearing a mask.
1. Masked youths threw stones and firebombs.
  蒙面年轻人投掷了石块和燃烧弹。

adj

having markings suggestive of a mask
1. the masked face of a raccoon
having its true character concealed with the intent of misleading
1. hidden agenda
2. masked threat
Synonym:cloakeddisguised

Her smile masked true feelings.
它地微笑掩饰了它地感情可以。
Two masked men held up a mail van.
两个戴面具的人拦路抢劫了一辆邮车。
But their arrogance and their cultured voices masked guilt and fear.
然尔，他们的自高自大和富有教养的声调却掩盖着内疚和恐惧。
Two alleged collaborators were shot dead by masked activists.
两名涉嫌通敌者被蒙面的激进分子击毙。
We threw a masked ball in Palm Beach this year, it was wonderful.
今年在棕榈海滩我们开了一个化妆舞会，那太棒了。
Next I chose a part of the frame I was interested in, and very roughly masked it off.
接下来，我选择了部分的框架，我有兴趣，也很粗略蒙面将它关闭。
For a time the effect on living standards was masked by the explosion of cheap imports and cheap credit.
廉价进口商品和廉价信贷的剧增，一度掩盖了生活水准受到的影响。
When I learned from your skill and masked myself to forgive you too.
那时我也学着你的样子戴上面具原谅了你。
The pre-crisis bubble masked fundamental problems with the US economy.
危机之前的泡沫掩盖了美国经济中的根本性问题。
A helmet masked the upper half of his face.
一顶头盔遮住了他上半部的脸。