Noun
/muːvəbl mæsks/
The term “moveable mask” typically refers to a type of mask that can be adjusted or repositioned. It can serve various purposes, including artistic expression, theatrical performances, or practical applications like personal protective equipment. The usage frequency of "moveable mask" in daily conversation may be lower compared to its written form, especially in contexts related to performing arts or safety equipment.
The mask used in the play was a moveable mask that allowed the actor to express different emotions.
"La máscara utilizada en la obra era una máscara móvil que permitía al actor expresar diferentes emociones."
For safety, the technician wore a moveable mask that fit snugly over their face while working with hazardous materials.
"Por seguridad, el técnico llevaba una máscara móvil que se ajustaba perfectamente a su rostro mientras trabajaba con materiales peligrosos."
While "moveable mask" itself may not have widely recognized idiomatic expressions, the concept of "mask" can be incorporated into various idioms. Below are some examples using "mask":
To wear a mask: He was always wearing a mask to hide his true feelings.
"Siempre estaba usando una máscara para ocultar sus verdaderos sentimientos."
Behind the mask: People often behave differently behind the mask of social media.
"Las personas a menudo se comportan de manera diferente detrás de la máscara de las redes sociales."
Put on a brave face/mask: Despite the challenges, she put on a brave mask for her children.
"A pesar de los desafíos, ella puso una máscara valiente para sus hijos."
Take off the mask: It was time for him to take off the mask and reveal his authentic self.
"Era hora de que él se quitara la máscara y revelara su verdadero yo."
Mask the pain: He tried to mask the pain with laughter, but it was clear he was hurting.
"Intentó ocultar el dolor con risas, pero estaba claro que estaba sufriendo."
The word "moveable" originates from the Middle English "moveable," derived from the Old French term "movable," which in turn is rooted in the Latin word "movere," meaning "to move." The word "mask" comes from Middle English "maske," referencing a face-covering, with its roots tracing back to Middle French "masque," deriving from Arabic "māsk," denoting a disguise or cover.
Synonyms:
- Adjustable mask
- Flexible mask
- Removable mask
Antonyms:
- Fixed mask
- Static mask
- Inflexible mask