Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Mask"

A: the t-zone of the face is referring to the forehead, nose and chin, as seen below. these areas are particularly known for producing the most oil. when you have a dry t-zone, it means those areas of your face are flaky and naturally lack moisture. in this context, the person wants to use a hydrating facial mask to help with the dryness.

A: The correct construction is...
"Keep your mask on."
--> means "Do not take off your face mask."

A: You could say “we’ve become a masked people” & I most readers would understand; or “we’ve become a sea/people of masks”

A: A syndicate chapter means a small part of a larger gang. The bills are marked means that the money has been painted or marked with invisible marker so that it can be tracked. Someone's nana is a criminal!

A: It is a metaphor! If someone wears a "mask" they are hiding their real personality, but sometimes their personality (their "face") changes to look the same or similar to their mask.

A: 1. A mask is required to enter the store. 2. Do I need to wear a mask? 3. Please put on a mask. 4. Would you like me to put on a mask?

A: String is usually made of cloth. Wires are usually made from metal.

A: You masked your feeling for her

You need to wear a mask

A: I think the first sentence sounds more natural

A: there is no difference
might in general is the past tense of maybe

but as i can remember using might seems to be more polite
like
may i have your book?(to your friend)
might i have your book?(to your teacher) as it's more polite

A: The second sentence is incorrect.

A: You could use either. But stitched is more for the sutures one gets when closing a really bad cut on your body.

Like I said, stitching on a shirt, or a body is the same thing, so you could use either or.

A: And if I can build on all the answers above, when you're in disguise then the goal is for people not to realise you're hiding something. When you are wearing a mask, people can see you're wearing a mask, and you don't need to hide the fact that you're wearing a mask - as long as they don't know what is behind it :)

A: It is a little unnatural.
"This is why I think my life has changed with Covid-19/Corona: I have to wear a mask at food establishments because if I don't, I'm not allowed to enter, I barely go out, and I can't travel anytime I would like to."

A: For the last line:

Ha! I knew you would so I brought an extra one.

would sound more natural to me. Every thing else sounded good.

A: All the masks are sold out in the stores.

The masks are sold out. The stores do not have any.

The stores do not have any more masks. They sold out.

Demand was so great, the masks sold out. The stores do not have any more.

A: The first one sounds more natural.

you can also say
“I’m wearing this mask so that I won’t catch a cold”

A: قناع

A: The simplest answer would be "cat-like".
But just in case you were looking for a more descriptive answer:
"A white animal mask with fox-like feline features and painted red & black decorative designs."

A: I have put on a facial mask.

A: "Because I want to prevent a cold", と "To prevent catching a cold"

A: Depends on the context and how violent you view the bacteria but maybe I would replace "invading" with "entering" :3

A: I would say 'her mask finally slipped' sounds better