disguise in Indonesian
disguise in Indonesian is samaran, menyamar, menyamarkan — disguise means clothing, makeup, or other means used to hide one's identity or look like someone else.
disguise in Indonesian
samaran
menyamar
menyamarkan
What does "disguise" mean?
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noun Clothing, makeup, or other means used to hide one's identity or look like someone else.
"He wore a wig and glasses as a disguise."
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verb To change how someone or something looks in order to hide their true identity.
"She disguised herself as a waiter to sneak backstage."
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disguise in a sentence
- He wore a wig and glasses as a disguise.
- She disguised herself as a waiter to sneak backstage.
- The company disguised the layoffs as "restructuring."
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What is "disguise" in Indonesian?
"disguise" in Indonesian is samaran, menyamar, menyamarkan. disguise means: Clothing, makeup, or other means used to hide one's identity or look like someone else.
How do you use "disguise" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a wig and glasses as a disguise." In Indonesian, "disguise" is samaran, menyamar, menyamarkan.
Are there other ways to say "disguise" in Indonesian?
Yes — Indonesian has 3 translations listed for "disguise": samaran, menyamar, menyamarkan.
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