Disfrazados (en. Disguised)

/disfɾaˈθaðos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

People who dress in costumes that are not usual to hide their identity or for fun.

The children are dressed up at the Halloween party.

Los niños están disfrazados en la fiesta de Halloween.

Individuals who adopt a different appearance than usual by using special clothing.

During the carnival, everyone is dressed up as fantastic characters.

En el carnaval, todos van disfrazados de personajes fantásticos.

From the verb 'disfrazar', which comes from the prefix 'dis-' plus 'frazar', which in turn originates from the word 'fraz'.

dressed as heroes

People who dress up as heroes, usually during festive occasions.

disfrazados de héroes

dressed as animals

People who dress up as different animals for events or carnivals.

disfrazados de animales

dressed for the carnival

Individuals who wear specific costumes to celebrate the carnival.

disfrazados para el carnaval

disguise

Special clothing to conceal identity.

disfraz

mask

Facial covering to hide the face.

máscara

carnival

A popular celebration where people usually dress up.

carnaval

To be in party mode

Today we're going out and we are going to be dressed up, we're in party mode!

Hoy salimos y vamos a ir disfrazados, ¡estamos en modo fiesta!

Not to recognize someone

I was in disguise and I didn't recognize him.

Estaba disfrazado y no lo reconocí.