mask
માસ્ક
definition
verb
The rider's features couldn't be seen because of the large cloak masking its face.
cover (the face) with a mask.
noun
Disguising myself with this mask would be the key to winning Leah back!
a covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or terrify other people.
Wear a protective mask , covering nose and mouth, to decrease the percentage of polluted air breathed.
a covering made of fiber or gauze and fitting over the nose and mouth to protect against dust or air pollutants, or made of sterile gauze and worn to prevent infection of the wearer or (in surgery) of the patient.
translation of 'mask'
કપટવેશ,
ગુપ્તવેશ,
બુરખો,
નકલી ચહેરો,
મહોરું
noun
મુખવટો
example
He pulls off his coat and 'mask' , revealing the usual flapped-open pants, and smiles broadly.
I'm not going to stand behind the social 'mask' and pretend that everything is OK when it's not.
'mask' off doors and cupboards with sheets of plastic
'mask' off doors and cupboards with sheets of plastic
As the interior dome light went on, Ford caught a glimpse of a white ceramic 'mask' on the disembarking passenger.
It may have been hidden under a 'mask' of fear but it was there.
The fan is powered and configured with the exterior of the filter body to aid in drawing air through the filter media of the 'mask' .
Then, if a patient is asked to wear a 'mask' while the physician rules out an infection of concern, it will not be a new concept to the patient.
Try as we might to pretend otherwise, the 'mask' of polite discourse had been shattered.
The trademark seems to be a big fawn dog with a black facial 'mask' .
The problem with him is he is a liberal who has put on the 'mask' of moderation.
Ash's face finally went from a 'mask' to a pained expression.
Other treatments that work for some people are breathing oxygen through a 'mask' or using a numbing medicine in the nose.
She pulled her hair into a medical hat and applied a 'mask' on her nose and mouth.
She was in a fencing outfit, so they couldn't see her face, because of the fencing 'mask' .
The moment that the larva approaches near enough to its prey, the innocent looking 'mask' is unfolded and darted out, and the unsuspecting aquatic insect or small fish is seized by the teeth at the extremity and drawn back into its mouth.
Your GP can prescribe camouflage creams to 'mask' disfigurement of the skin.
The surgical 'mask' serves to collect bacteria from the nasopharyngeal airway of the wearer.
brandy did not completely 'mask' the bitter taste
She opened her dresser drawer and pulled out a black and silver 'mask' .
As he was an habitual wearer of a dust 'mask' , it is far from clear to me why this adjustment was made.
The French fencing master La Boessiere invented the fencing 'mask' , allowing a much safer bout.
Last of all, she put on the fencing 'mask' , through which she could see Victoria, but her face wouldn't get hit.
But the offer is vetoed by Finn, who alone sees the ugly fascist behind The Man's smooth 'mask' of respectability.
This one night, my rat head 'mask' shifted and I couldn't see anything, so I just ran onstage and tried to do the part.
It's the kind of ground that can remain soft even in winter, when early snows 'mask' a far-from-frozen running surface.
The Ukranian marksman seems reluctant to play with a protective 'mask' , and will in all probability miss out to be replaced again by Jon Dahl Tomasson.
Whether a surgical 'mask' or something even more sophisticated could protect you is unclear.
He had grown used to it, at least when he had his 'mask' and filters that allowed him to breathe.
His face wore a strange expression, a 'mask' of anger and determination.
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