guise
n. 〈古〉装束,外衣; 形象,化身; 伪装; 借口
You use guise to refer to the outward appearance or form of someone or something, which is often temporary or different from their real nature.
He turned up at a fancy dress Easter dance in the guise of a white rabbit...
他扮成白兔在复活节化装舞会上亮相。
I see myself at different moments of history, in various guises and occupations.
我想象自己生活在不同的历史时期,以不同的模样出现,从事着不同的工作。
1. an artful or simulated semblance;
He is an enemy in a friendly guise.
他是个装扮成朋友的敌人.
There is nothing new here, just the same old ideas in a new guise.
这里没什么新花样, 只是些改头换面的旧玩意儿.
This practice of personal arbitrary action under the guise of collective leadership must be resolutely opposed.
这种以集体领导的外表掩盖个人专断的实质的办法,必须坚决加以反对.
Dozens of people who knew him were interviewed , all under the guise a routine positive vet.
我们走访了数十个认识他的人, 装作是进行例证性晋升审查.
They got into the school in the guise of inspectors.
他们假装成视察员进了学校.