“disguising”可以造什么句，disguising造句

He hurried me into disguising as an old man.

We deceived the enemy by disguising the destroyer as a freighter.

You should do your competing clandestinely, by disguising your export volumes and prices somehow.

It transcends its own interests too much to be able to serve them without disguising them in loftier pretensions.

Demons are always going out to the desert to find him, and disguising themselves as young lovely girls or boys, and trying to seduce Anthony.

Buried the point of the article in a mass of oakis to conceal something, such as a thought, a plan, or an intention, by masking or disguising it:

Trick banners are banners that fool the user to click on them by disguising themselves as an ordinary application window or a site navigation method.

Some analysts reckon that he will this time get at least 18% in the first round because some of his supporters, for reasons of stigma, are disguising themselves in opinion polls as Sarkozy voters.

In fact, I had already sent Guan Xing and Zhang Bao to secretly leave the center area of Han the same night as I ordered you. by disguising myself, I hid among the soldiers and set out for Chencang by starlight. We gave the enemy a surprise attack.

How did you go about disguising zits when they appeared overnight?

Soaking in the sea of light at night is like disguising a black curtain as a golden world.

If we have excessive thatch, a large plug mark will indicate the balls energy was absorbed on impact, thereby disguising the quality of ball strike from the golfer.

But we cannot constantly pursue texture's disguising the old as the new and the tool, the material change and put the cart before the horse without substance beauty of form.

She loves disguising her weaknesses as strengths

It is not I who hate you, it is you who hate me! 'wept Cathy, no longer disguising her trouble.

Diderot was imprisoned for his writings, an experience, Mr Blom argues, that left him too scared to lay out his philosophy plainly, instead disguising it within numerous plays, novels and letters.

On his face was left the stupid smile-hypocritical, and not disguising its hypocrisy-of a man who receives many petitioners, one after another.

In the mass market, there is less disguising the modifications made for ageing consumers.