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Meanings of mask in English
Any full or partial face covering, whether ceremonial, protective, decorative, or used as disguise.
Catalan
emmascarar Spanish
enmascarar Usage of mask in English
1
Indeed, throughout history, power has invariably distorted language to mask the truth.
2
New rules mean you'll need to mask up when using public transport.
3
China also has a mask-wearing culture so why didn't it work there?
4
The concept is also confirmed by a mask-less e-beam direct writing process.
5
The general rule is to apply your usual aesthetic filters to mask-wearing.
6
The rule could also normalise mask use in other situations, he said.
7
The simple addition of a good mask will also help a lot.
8
The mask had fallen from their faces; the forced smile had disappeared.
9
You won't be able to leave home without your mask, he said.
10
The former can probably be satisfactorily met by developments in the mask.
11
The figure in the black mask that accompanied him was his conscience.
12
Wait a second, better get a good shot without the mask too.
13
If you're one of those mask-hating patriots, I have some good news!
14
One person was arrested, for wearing a mask in public, police said.
15
To know the reality behind the mask, we rely on the media.
16
At the end of the year he threw off the mask altogether.
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