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1 déguiser
c black déguiser [degize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbc black2. reflexive verb━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais commence par dis-.* * *degize
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1) ( mettre un déguisement à) ( pour s'amuser) to dress [somebody] up (en as); ( pour duper) to disguise (en as)2) ( altérer) to disguise [visage, voix, écriture]3) ( camoufler) to conceal [intentions, ambition]
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se déguiser verbe pronominal ( pour s'amuser) to dress up (en as); ( pour duper) to disguise oneself (en as)* * *deɡize vt1) [personne] to disguise2) [intentions, sentiment] to disguise3) [crime, accident] to disguise, [opération financière, réalité] to conceal4) [voix]* * *déguiser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( mettre un déguisement à) ( pour s'amuser) to dress [sb] up (en as); ( pour duper) to disguise (en as);2 ( altérer) to disguise [visage, voix, écriture];3 ( camoufler) to disguise [intentions, sentiment, ambition];4 Jur to conceal [donation].[degize] verbe transitif1. [pour une fête] to dress up (separable)[pour duper] to disguise2. [mal habiller] to dress ridiculously3. [changer - voix] to disguise————————se déguiser verbe pronominal(emploi réfléchi) [pour une fête] to dress up -
2 masquer
masquer [maske]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *maske
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1) ( cacher) to conceal [défaut] (à from); to hide [paysage] (à from); to mask [sentiment, problème, odeur]2) ( couvrir) to block [orifice, lumière]3) Armée to mask [dispositif]
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se masquer verbe pronominal to hide [something] from oneself [vérité]* * *maske vt1) [goût] to mask, to conceal2) [vérité, projet] to mask, to conceal3) [porte] to hide, to conceal* * *masquer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( cacher) to conceal [usure, défaut] (à from); to hide [paysage] (à from); to mask [sentiment, vérité, problème, phénomène, goût, odeur];3 Mil to mask [dispositif].[maske] verbe transitif1. [dissimuler - obstacle, ouverture] to mask, to conceal ; [ - lumière] to shade, to screen (off), to obscure ; [ - difficulté, intentions, sentiments] to hide, to conceal, to disguise ; [ - saveur, goût] to mask, to disguise, to hidele mur masque la vue the wall blocks out ou masks the viewla cuisine est masquée par ou avec un paravent the kitchen is hidden behind a partition ou is partitioned off2. [déguiser - enfant] to put a mask on————————se masquer verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————se masquer verbe pronominal transitif[ignorer]ne nous masquons pas les difficultés let us not blind ourselves to ou ignore the difficulties -
3 contenir
contenir [kɔ̃t(ə)niʀ]➭ TABLE 221. transitive verba. ( = avoir une capacité de) [récipient] to hold ; [cinéma, avion] to seatb. ( = renfermer) to contain2. reflexive verb► se contenir to contain o.s.* * *kɔ̃t(ə)niʀ
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1) to contain [substance, erreur]2) [tonneau] to hold [litre]; [salle] to accommodate [spectateur]3) to contain [foule, colère]
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se contenir verbe pronominal to contain oneself* * *kɔ̃t(ə)niʀ vt1) [récipient, coffre, texte] to contain2) [médicament, aliment] [élément, constituant] to containCe médicament contient de la quinine. — This medicine contains quinine.
3) [récipient] (= avoir une capacité de) to holdCette carafe peut contenir un litre. — This carafe can hold one litre.
4) [personne] [colère] to contain, [répugnance] to suppressIl n'arrivait pas à contenir sa colère. — He couldn't contain his anger.
* * *contenir verb table: venirA vtr1 ( renfermer) to contain [substance, erreur];2 ⇒ La capacité, Le volume ( avoir une capacité de) to hold [litre]; ( pouvoir accueillir) to accommodate [spectateur];3 ( stopper) to contain [foule, colère].B se contenir vpr to contain oneself.[kɔ̃tnir] verbe transitifvotre article contient beaucoup de paradoxes your article is full of ou contains many contradictions2. [être constitué de] to contain3. [avoir telle capacité] to holdvéhicule pouvant contenir 35 personnes assises/debout vehicle seating 35/with standing room for 35 people4. [réprimer - foule, larmes, sanglots] to hold back (separable) ; [ - poussée, invasion] to contain ; [ - rire, colère] to suppress————————se contenir verbe pronominal intransitifa. [ils pleuraient] they couldn't hold back their tears any longerb. [ils riaient] they couldn't disguise their mirth any longer -
4 camoufler
camoufler [kamufle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb► se camoufler to camouflage o.s.* * *kamufle
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1) Armée to camouflage2) ( cacher) to cover up [vérité]; to conceal [intention]; to hide [argent]
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se camoufler verbe pronominal to hide* * *kamufle vt1) [rougeurs, imperfections] to conceal2) [odeurs, symptômes] to conceal, to mask3) [effets, enjeux] to cover up, to conceal* * *camoufler verb table: aimerA vtr1 Mil to camouflage;2 ( cacher) to cover up [crime, défaut, erreur, vérité]; to conceal [intention, sentiment]; camoufler un meurtre en suicide to disguise a murder as a suicide;3 ( mettre en lieu sûr) to hide [argent].[kamufle] verbe transitif2. [cacher - passage, gêne] to conceal ; [ - bavure] to cover up (separable) ; [ - vérité] to hide, to conceal3. [déguiser]————————se camoufler verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi) -
5 dissimuler
dissimuler [disimyle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb* * *disimyle
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verbe transitif to conceal ( quelque chose à quelqu'un something from somebody)
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se dissimuler verbe pronominal [personne] ( se cacher) to hide; ( ne pas vouloir voir) to close one's eyes to* * *disimyle vt* * *dissimuler verb table: aimerA vtr to conceal (derrière behind; à qn from sb); mal dissimuler to conceal badly; ne pas dissimuler not to try to conceal.B se dissimuler vpr1 ( se cacher) [personne] to hide;2 ( être caché) to be concealed (derrière behind);3 ( ne pas vouloir voir) to close one's eyes to [problème].[disimyle] verbe transitif1. [cacher à la vue] to hide (from sight)2. [ne pas révéler - identité] to conceal ; [ - sentiments, difficultés] to hide, to conceal, to cover up (separable) ; [ - fait] to conceal, to disguiseje ne vous dissimulerai pas que... I won't hide from you (the fact) that...3. DROIT [revenus, bénéfices] to conceal————————se dissimuler verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[se cacher] to hide ou to conceal oneself————————se dissimuler verbe pronominal transitif
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disguise oneself — change one s appearance to conceal one s identity … English contemporary dictionary
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masquerade — masquerader, n. /mas keuh rayd /, n., v., masqueraded, masquerading. n. 1. a party, dance, or other festive gathering of persons wearing masks and other disguises, and often elegant, historical, or fantastic costumes. 2. a costume or disguise… … Universalium
mask — [[t]mæsk, mɑsk[/t]] n. 1) a covering for all or part of the face, worn to conceal one s identity 2) a grotesque or humorous false face: party masks[/ex] 3) anything that disguises or conceals: His politeness is a mask for anger[/ex] 4) a covering … From formal English to slang
