masquerade
masquerade 英 [ˌmæskəˈreɪd] 美 [ˌmæskəˈred]
vi. 化装；伪装 n. 伪装；化妆舞会 vt. 化装；乔装
进行时:masquerading 过去式:masqueraded 过去分词:masqueraded 第三人称单数:masquerades 名词复数:masquerades
- To masquerade means "to pretend to be someone else." If you masquerade as a sweet, kind-hearted person, you present that image to the world, hiding your true identity as a jerk who has rage issues.
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- vi. 化装；伪装
- n. 伪装；化妆舞会
- vt. 化装；乔装
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1. This caused issues in a DB2 V7 environment in that to go to another server, you had to "masquerade" as the original node and know their respective passwords.
这在 DB2 V7 环境中会导致一些问题，为了恢复到另一台服务器，您必须“伪装”成原先的节点，并且要知道它们各自的密码。
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2. The once-notorious party-girl daughters of former President George W. Bush visited their party days again in 2010 when they dressed up for a UNICEF masquerade ball.
美国前总统布什的交际花女儿一度有放浪之名，2010年她们重拾往昔，盛装出席联合国儿童基金会举办的化妆舞会。
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3. But that also means that your partner gets to be whoever they want, too, and that may not be the same as the person they masquerade as during their school or work day.
但那也同时意味着你的伴侣也可以变成任何他们自己的幻想目标，他们也就不再是那个平日学习工作里带着假面的你所认识的那个人了。
- masquerade (n.) 1590s, "assembly of people wearing masks and disguises," from French mascarade or Spanish mascarada "masked party or dance," from Italian mascarata "a ball at which masks are worn," variant of mascherata "masquerade," from maschera (see mask (n.)). Figurative sense of "false outward show" is from 1670s.
- masquerade (v.) 1650s, from masquerade (n.). Related: Masqueraded; masquerading.
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