masked

UK
/mɑːskt/
US
/mæskt/
maskedприлагательное
more masked
Срав.
most masked
Превосх.
UK
/mɑːskt/
US
/mæskt/
Переводы
The masked figure moved silently through the shadows.
Замаскированная фигура бесшумно двигалась в тени.
The masked vehicle was hard to spot in the forest.
Маскированный автомобиль было трудно заметить в лесу.
Определения
Concealed or hidden from view, often by a covering or disguise.
The masked figure moved silently through the shadows, unnoticed by the guards.
Having a face or identity covered with a mask.
The masked dancers performed with grace and mystery at the masquerade ball.
Disguised or obscured to prevent recognition or detection.
The masked emotions of the actor made it difficult to discern his true feelings.
Of an animal, bird, or insect: marked around the face or eyes in a way that resembles a mask.
The masked shrike has a striking black band across its eyes.
maskedпричастие прошедшего времени
UK
/mɑːskt/
US
/mæst/
Functioning as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "mask".
Определения
Having been provided with a mask or subjected to masking, so as to hide or protect something.
In the anonymised report, all personal details appeared as masked entries.
maskглагол

masked

Прошедшее простое время

masked
Прошедшее простое время
masked
Причастие прошедшего времени
masking
Герундий
UK
/mɑːsk/
US
/mæsk/
Переводы
He tried to mask his disappointment with a smile.
Он попытался замаскировать своё разочарование улыбкой.
She used makeup to mask the blemishes on her skin.
Она использовала макияж, чтобы скрыть пятна на коже.
Определения
To cover or conceal something so that it is not visible or recognizable.
She used makeup to mask the blemishes on her skin.
To disguise or hide the true nature of something.
The company tried to mask its financial problems by releasing optimistic reports.
To protect oneself or others by wearing a mask, especially to prevent the spread of disease.
During the pandemic, people were advised to mask in public places.
In computing and electronics, to apply a mask to data, a signal, or a surface in order to select, protect, or modify particular parts while leaving others unaffected.
The firmware masks the upper four bits of the control register before processing.
maskсуществительное
Определения
A covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or terrify other people.
The children wore masks for the Halloween party.
A covering worn over the nose and mouth, as for protection against dust, air pollutants, or infectious agents.
He wore a mask to protect himself from the dust while cleaning the attic.
A likeness of a person's face, made from a mold, used as a model for sculpture.
The artist created a mask of the famous actor's face for the museum exhibit.
A facial treatment product applied to the skin for cleansing, moisturizing, or other cosmetic purposes.
She applied a clay mask to her face to help clear her pores.
A persona or role that someone assumes, often to hide their true identity or feelings.
He wore a mask of confidence, even though he was nervous inside.
A pattern or template used in computing or electronics to select, limit, or manipulate particular bits or areas of data, light, or material.
Apply a subnet mask to determine which part of the IP address identifies the network.
maskприлагательное
Определения
Relating to, intended for, or characteristic of a mask or masking.
The city issued strict mask regulations during flu season.