masks
Prononciation : [mæks]
Mot
Contexte : « health and safety »
(noun) a covering for the face that helps protect from germs or other things you might breathe in. People wear masks to stay safe, especially during sickness or when dust is around.
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The doctor wore a mask during the surgery to protect everyone in the room.
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He didn't wear a mask, which put others at risk of getting sick.
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Why do people wear masks when they are sick?
Contexte : « entertainment »
(noun) a costume piece that you wear on your face to look different or to pretend to be someone else. Masks are often used during parties or festivals.
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She wore a beautiful mask at the carnival to join in the festivities.
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He didn't wear a mask at the party, so he looked just like everyone else.
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What kind of mask do you want to wear for Halloween?
Contexte : « concealment »
(verb) to cover something up so that it is not easily seen or noticed. This can mean making feelings hidden or hiding something else.
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He worked hard to mask his excitement about his surprise party.
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You can't mask your true feelings; they always show through.
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How can I mask my nervousness before speaking in front of people?
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