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mask in Portuguese

mask in Portuguese is máscara, mascarada — mask means a covering worn over the face for disguise, protection, or costume.

mask in Portuguese

máscara
noun
mascarada
noun

What does "mask" mean?

  1. noun A covering worn over the face for disguise, protection, or costume.
    "Painters should wear a mask when sanding old walls indoors."
  2. noun Something that hides or disguises the truth.
    "His jokes were a mask that hid how lonely he really felt."
  3. verb To cover the face, or to conceal something from view or detection.
    "She tried to mask the bitter taste of the medicine with orange juice."
  4. verb To conceal or suppress one's neurodivergent traits in order to appear more neurotypical.
    "Many autistic adults say that masking at work leaves them exhausted by evening."
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mask in a sentence

  • Painters should wear a mask when sanding old walls indoors.
  • The surgeon put on a mask before entering the operating room.
  • His jokes were a mask that hid how lonely he really felt.
  • Politeness can be a mask for dislike.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "mask" in Portuguese?
"mask" in Portuguese is máscara, mascarada. mask means: A covering worn over the face for disguise, protection, or costume.
How do you use "mask" in a sentence?
Example: "Painters should wear a mask when sanding old walls indoors." In Portuguese, "mask" is máscara, mascarada.
Are there other ways to say "mask" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "mask": máscara, mascarada.
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