mask
ਨੂੰ ਛੁਪਾ
definition
verb
The rider's features couldn't be seen because of the large cloak masking its face.
cover (the face) with a mask.
noun
Disguising myself with this mask would be the key to winning Leah back!
a covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or terrify other people.
Wear a protective mask , covering nose and mouth, to decrease the percentage of polluted air breathed.
a covering made of fiber or gauze and fitting over the nose and mouth to protect against dust or air pollutants, or made of sterile gauze and worn to prevent infection of the wearer or (in surgery) of the patient.
example
The problem with him is he is a liberal who has put on the 'mask' of moderation.
An ambulance crew or doctor arriving at the scene will give oxygen through a 'mask' or nose tubes to increase the amount reaching the heart.
For this treatment, a patient will wear a 'mask' over their nose during sleep that blows air into their throat at a pressure level that is right for them.
Adding water from home to the water at the show grounds may 'mask' the smell and taste of the local water and make it more palatable to your horse.
It's the kind of ground that can remain soft even in winter, when early snows 'mask' a far-from-frozen running surface.
If any visitor or family member has an illness, either the patient or the ill person should wear a 'mask' .
If a diffused edge is preferred on the image, the 'mask' can be placed on top of the glass rather than under it.
When a prey is in sight, the 'mask' is thrust forward and the prey instantly impaled on the hooks, then drawn back to the mouth and eaten.
Ash's face finally went from a 'mask' to a pained expression.
He pulls off his coat and 'mask' , revealing the usual flapped-open pants, and smiles broadly.
A plastic 'mask' covered her mouth and nose, feeding oxygen to her in her oblivion.
I reached over and yanked the man's 'mask' off of his head, then stood back and regarded his face with curiosity.
Giants catcher Hank Gowdy, however, stumbled over his 'mask' and dropped the ball.
Always wear a dust 'mask' or respirator when using a sander to prevent inhalation of sawdust.
The thing about the 'mask' that looks odd to me is that the sculpted eyes look a bit too far apart, giving him a vaguely alien appearance.
A friend has left me a fox 'mask' with an inscription to say that it was caught by the Hunt in 1936.
He once stepped onto the ice for practice, wearing nothing but a 'mask' and his skates.
In the middle of this smoky, beery evening, a tall, lanky figure walks onstage wearing a grotesque hare-lipped 'mask' .
You may notice that the entire image has the unsharp 'mask' applied to it beforehand.
It's very dramatic as the dragonfly larva has an extraordinary labial 'mask' mounted underneath its face - like a gigantically extended lower lip with claws on the end which come whizzing out and grab the bloodworm.
Soon, the assassin reveals herself as female wearing a black leather 'mask' as she runs out carrying the gun that she used.
The catcher throws his 'mask' off and he's not sure where the ball is.
After surgery oxygen-enriched air can be provided via a 'mask' .
Disguising myself with this 'mask' would be the key to winning Leah back!
But I agree no matter how much it stinks, I'll be there for the opening matinee geeked out wearing a trench coat with cowprint 'mask' .
As soon as he opened the arena door leading into the stable, nothing could 'mask' that unmistakable smell.
The fencing 'mask' gives a good level of visibility, can be removed quickly if grappling happens.
The moment that the larva approaches near enough to its prey, the innocent looking 'mask' is unfolded and darted out, and the unsuspecting aquatic insect or small fish is seized by the teeth at the extremity and drawn back into its mouth.
You should wear eye goggles, a 'mask' over your nose and mouth, and rubber or latex gloves.
A 'mask' connected to a small air supply had been strapped harshly over her face.
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