英語面具
① 面具的英文單詞
面具
[詞典] mask; vizard mask; [核] facepiece; glyptostrobus; domino;
[例句]我們撕下了他們民主的假面具。
We tore from them the mask of democracy.
不是的
I learnt/learned smile with a mask.
我學會了帶著面具笑.
③ 英語面具怎麼說
面具：mask
④ 面具 用英語怎麼說
mask
⑤ 面具用英語怎麼寫
面具 : mask
Relative explainations:
<vizor> <vizard> <domino> <doughface> <face guard> <face-piece> <face mask> <nask> <visor>
Examples:
1. 部落中跳舞的人戴著古怪的面具。
Tribal dancers were wearing grotesque masks.
2. 他用面具把臉蒙得嚴嚴的.
The mask fitted tightly over his face.
3. 飛機上的氧氣面具只用於緊急情況.
Oxygen masks are used in aircraft only in emergencies.
4. 濾毒罐防毒面具的一部分，含有過濾裝置，能將有毒成分從空氣中除去
The part of a gas mask that contains the filter for removing toxic agents from the air.
⑥ 面具的英語
面具是 mask
⑦ 英語面具介紹
A mask is an article normally worn on the face, typically for protection, concealment, performance, or amusement. Masks have been used since antiquity for both ceremonial and practical purposes. They are usually worn on the face, although they may also be positioned for effect elsewhere on the wearer's body, so in parts of Australia giant totem masks cover the body, whilst Inuit women use finger masks ring storytelling and dancing.
Throughout the world masks are used for their expressive power as a feature of masked performance - both ritually and in various theatre traditions. The ritual and theatrical definitions of mask usage frequently overlap and merge but still provide a useful basis for categorisation. The image of juxtaposed Comedy and Tragedy masks are widely used to represent the Performing Arts, and specifically Drama.
In ancient Rome the word persona meant 'a mask'; it also referred to an indivial who had full Roman citizenship. A citizen could demonstrate his or her lineage through imagines, death masks of the ancestors. These were wax casts kept in a lararium, the family shrine. Rites of passage, such as initiation of young members of the family, or funerals, were carried out at the shrine under the watch of the ancestral masks. At funerals professional actors would wear these masks to perform deeds of the lives of the ancestors,[2] thus linking the role of mask as a ritual object and in theatre.
Masks are a familiar and vivid element in many folk and traditional pageants, ceremonies, rituals and festivals, and are often of an ancient origin. The mask is normally a part of a costume that adorns the whole body and embodies a tradition important to the religious and/or social life of the community as whole or a particular group within the community. Masks are used almost universally and maintain their power and mystery both for their wearers and their audience.The continued popularity of wearing masks at carnival, and for children at parties and for festivals such as Halloween are good examples. Nowadays these are usually mass-proced plastic masks, often associated with popular films, TV programmes or cartoon characters - they are, however, reminders of the enring power of pretence and play and the power and appeal of masks.
⑧ 英文的面具除了說mask還有別的詞彙沒有
字典查啊 domino是面具 helmet頭盔，有時也做面具解 面罩masque 也做假面 假面舞會解~
⑨ 面具的英文是什麼
mask: [ mɑ:sk ] . .
.n.
1. a covering to disguise or conceal the face
2. activity that tries to conceal something
no mask could conceal his ignorance
3. a party of guests wearing costumes and masks
同義詞： masquerade | masquerade party | masque
4. a protective covering worn over the face
.v.
1. hide under a false appearance
He masked his disappointment
同義詞： dissemble | cloak
2. put a mask on or cover with a mask