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

The shadow masked her face.
影子遮住了她的脸。
Masked robbers broke in, tied him up, and made off with$ 8,000
几个蒙面大盗破门而入，把他捆起来，抢走了8,000美元。
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。
They saw further cliffs masked by dense woods.
他们看到了连绵不断的悬崖峭壁，映掩在茂密的树木之中。
A thick cloud masked the sun.
厚厚的云层遮住了太阳。
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。
A helmet masked the upper half of his face.
一顶头盔遮住了他上半部的脸。
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。
Two masked intruders were accounted for by Tom.
汤姆击毙了两个蒙面的入侵者。
Her smile masked true feelings.
它地微笑掩饰了它地感情可以。