单词	guise
释义	English American guisenoun [ U ] uk/ɡaɪz/us/ɡaɪz/ the appearance of someone or something, especially when intended to deceive: The men who arrived in the guise of drug dealers were actually undercover police officers. The company has been accused of trying to sell their products under the guise of market research. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Faking & pretending a wolf in sheep's clothing idiom affect assume believe bluff changeling charlatan falsify feign fraud go through the motions idiom impostor play at sth play possum idiom *play sth* out play-acting pose as sb professed purport quack See more results » guisenoun [ U ] us/ɡɑɪz/ the appearance of someone or something, esp. when intended to deceive:** The men who arrived in the guise of criminals were actually undercover police officers.
随便看	a quarter after two, three a quarter after two, three, etc. a quarter of an hour a quarter of two, three a quarter of two, three, etc. a quarter past two, three a quarter past two, three, etc. a quarter to two, three a quarter to two, three, etc. a question mark over sth a quick study a quick study a quick/brisk trot through sth a raft of sth a rainy day a rap on/over the knuckles a rash of sth a raw deal a raw deal a reach of the imagination a recipe for something a reflection on sb/sth a regular guy a reign of terror a reminder of sb/sth

guisenoun [ U ]

guisenoun [ U ]