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1 Maske
f; -, -n1. mask (auch MED., FOT., EDV, Schutzmaske, Maskierter)2. fig. mask, guise; ihr Gesicht wurde zur Maske fig. her face became inscrutable; in oder hinter der Maske (+ Gen) in the guise of; die Maske fallen lassen show one’s true face, drop one’s mask; jemandem die Maske vom Gesicht reißen unmask s.o.3. THEAT. make-up; in Maske (fully) made up; Maske machen auch umg., hum. (sich schminken) put on (one’s) make-up* * *die Maske(Schminke) make-up;(Verkleidung) guise; disguise; mask* * *Mạs|ke ['maskə]f -, -n1) (lit, fig SPORT, MED) maskeine Maske aufsetzen (lit, fig) — to put on a mask
die Maske abnehmen or ablegen — to take off one's mask, to unmask; (fig) to drop all pretence (Brit) or pretense (US), to let fall one's mask
die Maske fallen lassen or abwerfen (fig) — to throw off one's mask
jdm die Maske herunterreißen or vom Gesicht reißen (fig) — to unmask sb
ohne Maske (fig) — undisguised
unter der Maske von etw (fig) — under the guise of sth
das ist alles nur Maske — that's all just pretence (Brit) or pretense (US)
2) (THEAT = Aufmachung) make-up3) (TYP, COMPUT) mask* * *(something, eg a covering resembling a face, used for hiding or protecting the whole or part of the face: The thief wore a black mask; Her face was a mask; under the mask of friendship.) mask* * *Mas·ke<-, -n>[ˈmaskə]f1. (a. fig) maskdie \Maske abnehmen to take off [or a. fig drop] one's maskjdm die \Maske herunterreißen [o die \Maske vom Gesicht reißen] (fig) to unmask sbhinter der \Maske von etw dat behind the image [or facade] of sth2. (Reinigungsmaske) [face] mask* * *die; Maske, Masken1) (auch fig.) mask2) (Theater) make-up* * *2. fig mask, guise;ihr Gesicht wurde zur Maske fig her face became inscrutable;in oderhinter der Maske (+gen) in the guise of;die Maske fallen lassen show one’s true face, drop one’s mask;jemandem die Maske vom Gesicht reißen unmask sb3. THEAT make-up;Maske machen auch umg, hum (sich schminken) put on (one’s) make-uper muss noch in die Maske he still has to go to make-up* * *die; Maske, Masken1) (auch fig.) mask2) (Theater) make-up* * *-n f.mask n.vizard n. -
2 Visier
n; -s, -e; am Helm: visor; am Gewehr: sight; mit offenem Visier kämpfen fight with an open visor; fig. fight out in the open; ins Visier bekommen (Wild etc.) get s.th. in one’s sights; etw. ins Visier nehmen get s.th. (lined up) in one’s sights; das Visier herunterlassen wörtl. pull down one’s visor; fig. clam up; er ließ das Visier herunter fig. auch the shutters came down* * *das Visier(Gewehr) sight;(Helm) visor; vizard* * *Vi|sier [vi'ziːɐ]nt -s, -e1) (am Helm) visormit offenem Visier kämpfen (fig) — to fight with an open visor to be open and above board (in one's dealings)
2) (an Gewehren) sightjdn/etw ins Visier bekommen — to get sb/sth in one's sights
jdn/etw ins Visier nehmen or fassen — to train one's sights on sb/sth
jdn/etw im Visier haben (fig) — to have sb/sth in one's sights
* * *((on a gun etc) an apparatus to guide the eye in taking aim: Where is the sight on a rifle?) sight* * *Vi·sier<-s, -e>[viˈzi:ɐ̯]nt1. (Zielvorrichtung) sightder Jäger bekam einen Hirsch ins \Visier the hunter got a stag in his sights2. (Klappe am Helm) visor3.▶ etw ins \Visier fassen [o nehmen] to train one's sights on sth▶ ins \Visier/in jds \Visier geraten to attract [the] attention [of sb]er war ins \Visier der Polizei geraten he had attracted the attention of the police▶ jdn/etw im \Visier haben to keep tabs on sb/sthdie Polizei hat mich bereits seit Jahren im \Visier the police have been keeping tabs on me for years▶ das \Visier herunterlassen to put up one's guard, to become evasive▶ jdn ins \Visier nehmen (jdn beobachten) to target sb, to keep an eye on sb; (jdn kritisieren) to pick on sb▶ mit offenem \Visier kämpfen to be open and above board [in one's dealings]* * *das; Visiers, Visiere1) (am Helm) visor2) (an der Waffe) backsight* * *mit offenem Visier kämpfen fight with an open visor; fig fight out in the open;etwas ins Visier nehmen get sth (lined up) in one’s sights;er ließ das Visier herunter fig auch the shutters came down* * *das; Visiers, Visiere1) (am Helm) visor2) (an der Waffe) backsight -
3 Gesichtsschutz
der Gesichtsschutzvizard -
4 Maske
f1. make-up2. mask3. user interface (UI)4. vizard
См. также в других словарях:
Vizard — Viz ard, n. [See {Visor}.] A mask; a visor. [Archaic] A grotesque vizard. Sir W. Scott. [1913 Webster] To mislead and betray them under the vizard of law. Milton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
vizard — index veil Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
vizard — (n.) mask, 1550s, altered form of vysar, viser (see VISOR (Cf. visor)), by influence of words in ARD (Cf. ard). Figurative use from 1570s; common 17c. Also applied to the person with the masks, and used as a verb meaning to conceal. Related:… … Etymology dictionary
vizard — [viz′ərd] n. [altered < earlier visar, var. of VISOR] VISOR (esp. sense 2) … English World dictionary
Vizard — Los Vizard (仮面の軍勢, Vaizādo?), también son conocidos como El Ejército enmascarado, son un grupo de shinigami del manga y anime Bleach que han obtenido poderes de Hollow, y que debido a esto les han expulsado de la Sociedad de Almas … Wikipedia Español
Vizard — This uncommon and interesting name is of Norman origin, introduced into England after the Conquest of 1066, and is derived from the Old Norman French form, Wisc(h)ard , of the Old French personal name Guisc(h)ard, Guiscart . The given name is… … Surnames reference
vizard — noun /ˈvɪzəd/ a) A mask worn to disguise or protect the face. A grotesque vizard. b) A pretense There, then, that vizard, that superfluous case, that hid the worse and showd the better face. Shakespeare, Loves Labors Lost V.ii.387 … Wiktionary
vizard — Visor Vis or, n. [OE. visere, F. visi[ e]re, fr. OF. vis. See {Visage}, {Vision}.] [Written also {visar}, {visard}, {vizard}, and {vizor}.] 1. A part of a helmet, arranged so as to lift or open, and so show the face. The openings for seeing and… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Vizard (surname) — Vizard is a surname, and may refer to:* Steve Vizard (born 1956), Australian media personality, businessman and philanthropist * Ted Vizard (1889 1973), former Welsh footballer and manager … Wikipedia
vizard-mask — vizˈard mask noun 1. A mask 2. A masked woman 3. A prostitute • • • Main Entry: ↑vizard … Useful english dictionary
vizard — noun Etymology: alteration of Middle English viser mask, visor Date: circa 1555 1. a mask for disguise or protection 2. disguise, guise … New Collegiate Dictionary
