1. 伪装, 掩饰：wince: 退缩 | disguising: 伪装, 掩饰 | hawkish: 鹰派的
1. disguising
1. More designers are downplaying or even disguising labels, which can lend cachet.
2. disguising
2. As the Americans get sharper in spotting such bombs, the Iraqis get more clever at disguising and rigging them.
3. The wife of another former vice health minister was later stabbed at her home by a man disguising himself as a delivery man.
4. The problem with this method is it wouldn't stop companies from disguising debt as equity.
5. President Jiang - actually Wang disguising his voice - used every excuse to persuade the elderly woman to lend more money to Wang.
6. To glorify the victims as heroes motivated by noble and pure beliefs is a way of disguising his role in the process.
7. On the other hand, there's nothing wrong with disguising building work.
8. Jackson was fiercely protective of his children, generally shielding or disguising them in public.
9. This measure will remove the risk of insurgents disguising themselves as soldiers and attacking unsuspecting teachers.
10. " I have always dreamed of disguising myself as a terracotta warrior among the real ones, " he explained.