n.假面剧(16至17世纪盛行于英国的一种诗剧，常伴以音乐和舞蹈)

原形：masque复数：masques

She wore a masque to the ball, hiding her true identity.
她戴着面具去参加舞会，隐藏了她的真实身份。
The masque at the royal court was a lavish affair, filled with music, dance, and elaborate costumes.
皇室的假面舞会是一场奢华的盛会，充满了音乐、舞蹈和精心制作的服装。
He donned a masque of comedy and tragedy to perform in the play.
他戴上了一个代表喜剧和悲剧的面具，在剧中进行表演。
The masque party was a mystery; guests had to guess each other's identities throughout the night.
面具派对充满了神秘感，宾客们整晚都要猜测彼此的身份。
In Venice during Carnival, wearing masques is a centuries-old tradition.
在威尼斯的嘉年华期间，戴面具是一个有着数百年历史的传统。
The masque she chose for the masquerade was adorned with feathers and glitter, making her stand out in the crowd.
她为化装舞会选择的面具上装饰着羽毛和亮片，让她在人群中格外显眼。
The masque he made for the festival was a masterpiece of papier-mâché artistry.
他为节日制作的面具是纸浆艺术的杰作。
At the masque ball, the unmasking ceremony revealed surprising relationships between attendees.
在假面舞会上，摘下面具的仪式揭示了参与者之间令人惊讶的关系。
The masque served as a symbol of anonymity, allowing people to let loose and be whoever they wished for a night.
面具作为匿名的象征，让人们得以放松，一夜之间成为他们想成为的任何人。
During the Renaissance, masques were popular forms of entertainment for the aristocracy, often featuring allegorical themes.
在文艺复兴时期，假面舞会是贵族中流行的娱乐形式，常常包含寓言主题。