masquerading
التنكر
definition
verb
a journalist masquerading as a man in distress
pretend to be someone one is not.
translation of 'masquerading'
verb
تنكر,
تخفى,
غير,
إشترك في حفلة تنكرية,
تنكر في
example
This is a fully fledged computer 'masquerading' as a gaming gadget, and - as you can tell from the price - it is aimed not at children, but overgrown kids.
After the usual anti-war stuff, he complains that ‘He is a Tory 'masquerading' as a Labour politician’.
Is it a personality flaw 'masquerading' as a political philosophy?
The rumours that this weblog is secretly written by a teenage prostitute 'masquerading' as a 37 year old comedian are greatly exaggerated.
A man working in the Post Office turns out to be a special agent with the skill to uncover aliens 'masquerading' as humans.
Don't tell me this is 'masquerading' under the guise of some kind of tribute.
It has become a business 'masquerading' as a sport.
And now many suspicious minds have concluded there is more than one person 'masquerading' as the King.
I submit that it is only a game 'masquerading' as an athletic event.
There I was, patiently reading through Chapter Thirty, when I reached something that was 'masquerading' as the end.
All such hopes have turned to ashes as we now contemplate this sad, trouble-plagued, expensive tram system 'masquerading' as a public service.
Someone could come across border 'masquerading' as a border patrol agent.
The protagonists aren't rich characters 'masquerading' as poor.
I popped into the new coffee shop I spoke of a few days back and was served with a highly mediocre cup of sludgy end-of-day coffee 'masquerading' as an Americano.
Badly acted, written and directed, it is nothing more than a dirty movie 'masquerading' as a character study.
I was certainly startled by the two people I saw 'masquerading' as my parents.
It is just that, at this level, if you are serious about winning, you need to be ruthless when presented with anything vaguely 'masquerading' as a chance.
In reality, this is a gorgeous dessert 'masquerading' as health food.
In the first, they chatted simultaneously with a woman and with a man 'masquerading' as a woman, in an effort to spot the real woman.
At one point as I was wading through gravy, gristle and fat that was 'masquerading' as lamb cutlets, I thought I found a prime piece of meat.
It's just a criminal gang 'masquerading' as Loyalists.
But the slogan of freedom 'masquerading' as moral clarity is quite another.
Is this or isn't this a secret release from James 'masquerading' under a different name?
There are many people that go around 'masquerading' as boxing fans.
She ended up working for a business that 'masquerades' as a charity.
When he 'masquerades' as someone else, he is just a fake.
A woman 'masquerades' as a doctor, but is stalking a male staff member as part of a delusion of erotomania.
One of e-mail's drawbacks is that it 'masquerades' as communication when it is best used for informing, broadcasting, or scheduling.
And because it 'masquerades' as news, we naturally let our guard down, invoking a built in trust of that which is media establishment.
A modern reproduction that 'masquerades' as brass it may be, but still it is beautiful.
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