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disguisable

/dɪsɡˈaɪzəbəl/ adj

Capable of being disguised.

Word Origin Disguisable means able to be disguised. Disguise comes from Old French desguiser, from des- 'apart' and guise 'manner, appearance' — changing one's appearance. Guise is related to wise and wit, from the root *weyd- 'to see.' So disguisable is able to be made to look different.

adj Capable of being disguised.

The spy's features were easily disguisable with simple makeup.

(形容词) 可伪装的

这名间谍的面部特征用简单的化妆就能轻易伪装。

(adjetivo) Que puede ser disfrazado.

Los rasgos del espía eran fácilmente disimulables con maquillaje sencillo.

(adjectif) déguisable [Qui peut être déguisé ou rendu méconnaissable.]

Les traits de l'espion étaient facilement déguisables avec un simple maquillage.

(Adjektiv) verkleidbar; tarnbar [So beschaffen, dass es sich durch Verkleidung oder Tarnung verändern oder verbergen lässt.]

Seine Gesichtszüge waren mit etwas Schminke leicht **disguisable**, sodass er unerkannt bleiben konnte.

(形容詞) 変装できる、偽装できる。

スパイの顔立ちは簡単なメイクで容易に変装が可能だった。

(adjetivo) disfarçável; mascarável [Que pode ser disfarçado; disfarçável.]

As feições do espião eram facilmente disfarçáveis com maquiagem simples.

Synonyms: concealable maskable hideable coverable camouflageable Antonyms: unconcealable obvious visible apparent
Word parts: dis + guise + able

Related words

disguise disguiser undisguised

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