







gloss over
whitewash
cover up
On the basis of these, it distinguishes and analysis some rhetorical techniques, which are similar and easy to be mixed up, one by one.
The main expressions of Chinese and English euphemisms include using neutral words instead of taboo words, beautifying, weakening, covering up or omitting things under taboo.

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Open the tool →讳饰 (huì shì) means “gloss over, whitewash, cover up”.
讳饰 is pronounced huì shì in Mandarin Chinese.
“gloss over” is 讳饰 (huì shì) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 讳饰, each with pinyin and an English translation.