Summary
mask {noun}
crosta · apparenza · maschera
to mask {verb}
colorare · celare · nascondere
English-Italian translation for "mask"
"mask" Italian translation
mask {noun}
Because through your mask, they let theirs go.
And anybody who came to see me had to cover themselves in a mask and cover all of the extraneous parts of their body.
This is a picture of me in that area taken a year before, and you can see I've got an oxygen mask on with a rebreather.
These are particularly dangerous because there is no mask on my face.
As a result, not only will our commitment to fighting the extreme right become a mask of hypocrisy; it will be turned on its head.
to mask {verb}
to mask [masked|masked] {vb} (also: to colour, to disguise, to camouflage)
to mask [masked|masked] {vb}
It masks the clash between national sovereignty and European authority and reveals just how much the European conscience has matured.
Madam President, all this triumphant talk masks the latest instalment in a policy to ensure that global trade serves the interests of the multinationals.
to mask [masked|masked] {vb}
The effort to mask the class aspects of the problem is obvious.
The criteria for assessing whether or not a country or region qualifies for maximum structural fund levels can mask continuing, underlying
Perhaps favourable economic conditions are masking the importance of this issue.
I very much fear that this meritocracy is simply a way of masking the pressure exerted by large food corporations.
The reasons put forward by France to justify its decision are not false pretexts masking some kind of protectionism.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "mask":
© Princeton Universityblock out · dissemble · cloak · disguise · masquerade · masquerade party · masque
Usage examples
Usage examples for "mask" in Italian
The attack on the freedom of the press can only, and even then with difficulty, mask the powerlessness of the authorities to overcome attempts at destabilizing their country.
That simple observation is all it takes to condemn a text where good intentions are not enough to mask federalist logic and a dangerous lack of realism.
Although the latest figures published by Eurostat on the subject of unemployment within the Union are encouraging, they do not mask the widespread and lasting nature of this problem.
Legalistic arguments over missing licences or outstanding financial state payments mask the true political intentions: to silence his own people as much as possible.
On 11 May Mr Gusinsky's places of work were raided by so-called tax police - men in ski masks and camouflage outfits carrying Kalashnikov rifles.
Similar words
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