用disguised造句子，“disguised”造句
He disguised himself as a monk.
Her cleverly disguised lob completely wrong-footed her opponent.
The chieftain of that country is disguised as a benefactor this time.
Mr Huckabee's memoir, by contrast, is disguised as a book of heart-warming Christmas stories.
During day time, the thief disguised himself as a peddler who collects garbage, and cased the site.
Another thing we added back with 0.2-1 was XPde, which we dubbed 'sneaky.' we call it sneaky for the obvious reason (hacked with a disguised Linux distro).
Every Saturday morning for ten weeks, the two of them had shuffled up the steps with eighteen other applicants and undergone a lengthy, rigorous audition process disguised as a Mommy &Me class.
Stones can be disguised.
The king escaped disguised as a girl.
Mary disguised her handwriting by writing with her left hand.
Asset prices may go up, but latent price inflation is disguised.
Moscow has not disguised its displeasure with the colored revolutions and refuses to deal with Mr. Saakashvili.
Greece and Portugal ran huge current-account deficits while Ireland presided over a prodigious property boom that disguised underlying fiscal weaknesses through flaky housing-related revenues.
They scolded people in the dangerous mask significantly more than they did before they were trapped, even when the mask was disguised with a hat or worn upside down.
The enemy soldier disguised as civilian.
The poor girl disguised her sorrow beneath a cheerful appearance.
Clemens recognized the thinly disguised plea for help and sent her a check for one thousand dollars.
Even when their names and identifying details are disguised, patients must give consent to have their case histories written about or discussed with others, and many are reluctant to.
This was neither by accident, nor disguised.
She disguised herself as a man, but she couldn't disguise her voice.
Lack is actually love disguised.
Because most of my wants were greed, disguised properly as "goals" or "needs".
He disguised himself as a missionary.
When she had thus disguised herself, she said to Abdalla, "Take your tabour, and let us go and divert our master and his son's friend, as we do sometimes when he is alone."
Danny is an Indian guy disguised as a Britisher.
I paraded his faults and my misgivings, the high drama of my young life with him, thinly disguised (mostly by exaggeration) across the pages of that book.
