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| 41. | cover up one's faults |
| 掩饰过失 |
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| 42. | Without disguise;unconcealed. |
| 无遮掩的；不隐瞒的 |
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| 43. | Nice disguise, Captain. |
| 上校，好棒的伪装。 |
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| 44. | a master of disguise |
| 伪装的能手. |
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| 45. | disguise one's voice |
| 不使用自己真实的声音 |
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| 46. | To save appearances |
| 掩饰外观 |
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| 47. | A cloak of secrecy. |
| 秘密地掩饰 |
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| 48. | Owners, and more especially herdsmen and agents, often attempt to disguise their neglect by condensing |
| 畜主，尤其是放牧人员和经纪人，常常想用缩短出事时间或者改变事件的时间来掩饰其疏忽。 |
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| 49. | Put a varnish on... |
| 文饰，掩饰 |
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| 50. | A Blessing in Disguise ? |
| 因祸得福? |
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