英語 での Guise の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Now it's being tried again under the guise of EU association.
They interfere in other countries\' internal affairs under the guise of democracy and human rights.
This is often done under the guise of the IMF, and World Bank, making loans to“help” developing countries.
Environmentalism entered the public arena under the guise of“environmental protection.”.
Million spent since 2006 to control Internet under guise of“net neutrality”.
We have been duped by Satanists in the guise of science and medicine.
They're ready to drop the guise of the old human energy, ready to drop the old cycle of lifetime after lifetime.
It appears in the guise of outworn usages because we are bad?
Stripped of his winter guise, the Green Man is reborn as summer.
Bambinart Gallery is pleased to present"Guise", a solo exhibition by Ryo Kawada.
Big Brother is the guise in which the Party chooses to exhibit itself to the world.
Catherine brought her up with her own children at the French court, while Mary of Guise governed Scotland as her daughter's regent.
The fifth stage was to launch a coup and seize power under the guise of revolution.
Horror movies register class difference in the guise of the difference between vampires and zombies.
So, in the Norse Ynglinga saga"that One" could change its guise.
Security personnel assigned to the containment of SCP-2023 are to maintain the guise of a team of archaeologists overseeing a historical excavation and restoration process.
It's also a known contact allergen so we will warn you about its presence, whatever guise it appears in.
The 250 LM-P would go on to be quite successful in its new guise, and Illert campaigned the car to numerous podium finishes throughout the remainder of the 1966 season.
You also need to be wary of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin(HCG), a peptide found in pregnant women that is typically sold under the guise of HGH.
In the guise of the horror novel, English literature at the end of the eighteenth century resumed the supernatural and unconventional superseded by the rationality of the Enlightenment.