I. mask [ingl brit mɑːsk, ingl am mæsk] SOST
| I | mask |
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| you | mask |
| he/she/it | masks |
| we | mask |
| you | mask |
| they | mask |
| I | masked |
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| you | masked |
| he/she/it | masked |
| we | masked |
| you | masked |
| they | masked |
| I | have | masked |
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| you | have | masked |
| he/she/it | has | masked |
| we | have | masked |
| you | have | masked |
| they | have | masked |
| I | had | masked |
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| you | had | masked |
| he/she/it | had | masked |
| we | had | masked |
| you | had | masked |
| they | had | masked |
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In film, this is an example of a static matte, where the shape of the mask does not change from frame to frame.
en.wikipedia.org The masks date to the late fifth to the early sixth century.
en.wikipedia.org The spirit of the mask takes up residence inside the persons body while on earth.
en.wikipedia.org This spurred the development of modern swimfins, diving masks and snorkels.
en.wikipedia.org But both masks hide as much character as they show.
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