disfrazarse
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disfrazarse(
dees
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frah
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sahr
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seh
)A pronominal verb always uses a reflexive pronoun. (e.g., Te ves cansado.).
¿De qué te vas a disfrazar para Halloween?What are you going to dress up as for Halloween?
b. to disguise
La espía se disfrazó de mesera para poder escuchar toda la conversación.The spy disguised herself as a waiter so she could hear the whole conversation.
disfrazar
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
Lo disfrazaron de barrendero para que nadie sospechara que estaba vigilando.They disguised him as a street sweeper so that nobody would suspect he was watching.
b. to dress up as
En Navidad siempre disfrazamos al abuelo como Papá Noel.At Christmas we always dress grandpa up as Santa Claus.
3. (to conceal)
a. to disguise
Mario intentó disfrazar sus celos pero eran más que evidentes.Mario tried to disguise his jealousy but it was obvious.
b. to conceal
Traté de disfrazar el sabor a quemado de la salsa poniéndole más limón.I tried to conceal the burned taste of the sauce by adding more lemon.
c. to hide
Los medios suelen disfrazar la verdad mediante eufemismos.The media often use euphemisms to hide the truth.
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