Hello, hello.

It means that the appearance of the original person has changed. Nowadays, many metaphors just change their appearance and form, but their contents remain unchanged.

Tang Hanshan's Poem 333 No.214 Source: "Make a makeover and never leave your old friend."

Structural combination.

Usage is used as a derogatory term. Used for things and people's words and deeds. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

Dress up in disguise, look brand-new

Antonyms remain unchanged and intact.

~ Discrimination with "Dressing in disguise"; It can be said that the soup is not changed. But ~ refers to people changing the form of things without changing their contents; "Dressing in disguise" refers to people's clothes; Hide your identity.

Example: There are mistakes in both content and viewpoint in this work. Just ~; Repair; Can't solve the problem.