| 词汇 | masquerade |
| 释义 | phrasemasquerade[masqueraded, masqueraded, masquerading] masquerade as masquerade as sth/sb usually progressive to pretend or appear to be something or someone different: I have better things to do than discuss the silly stories that masquerade as news in some local newspapers. By masquerading as poisonous insects, these flies avoid attacks from birds. We had a cup of hot brown stuff which masqueraded as tea. masquerade as (someone or something)1. Literally, to disguise oneself as someone or something; to dress in apparel meant to look like someone or something else. I love seeing all the kids on Halloween masquerading as ghouls, goblins, and cartoon characters. 2. To pretend to be someone or something that one is not; to posture as someone or something. It's clear now that the candidate has just been masquerading as a common, working-class citizen to gain more votes across the county. She masqueraded as a legitimate journalist before it was discovered that she had plagiarized most of her work. masquerade as someone or somethingto appear disguised as someone or something; to pretend to be someone or something. We decided to masquerade as ghosts for the party. Mr. Wilson, who is a bit overweight, masqueraded as Cinderella's coach. |
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