Interpretation: (1) [Dressing up] One of the modeling methods in performance occasions such as drama and film, which shapes the external image of the characters.

Dress him up as Othello

(2) [Camouflage]: pretend.

Makeup reconnaissance

(1). Life makeup. Make a beautiful appearance with cosmetics. Ding Ling's Shanghai in the Spring of 1930 (2): "Her box is gone, and those delicate cosmetics have escaped from the drawer."

(2) artistic makeup. In particular, it refers to the means of shaping the external image of characters and roles in performing arts or entertainment occasions such as drama, film and dance. For example, tidy up the facial image, wear a mask, change clothes, wear a mask and so on. It is also an artistic make-up to paint and powder the actors before they go on stage. "For example: a masquerade ball.

(3). Pretend; Dressed as Wu Yunduo's "Give everything to the party and dismantle the time bomb": "Some comrades disguised as refugees, businessmen and vendors went to Shanghai to buy broken machines."