The Open Dictionary

camouflage

名詞

UK/ˈkæm.ə.flɑːʒ/
US/ˈkæm.ə.flɑːʒ/

定義 camouflage 名詞

  1. Uncountable

    The use of materials like leaves, paint, or clothing to conceal military personnel or equipment, making them blend into their surroundings.

    • The soldiers wore camouflage uniforms to blend into the forest environment.

    • Military vehicles are painted with camouflage to avoid detection by the enemy.

    • Snipers use camouflage netting to conceal their positions.

  2. UncountableSingular

    The natural coloring or form of an animal or plant that allows it to blend in with its environment, providing protection from predators.

    • The butterfly's wing colors are perfect camouflage, allowing it to blend into the leaves.

    • Many insects have developed camouflage to hide from predators.

    • The polar bear's white fur is a natural camouflage in the snow.

  3. UncountableSingular

    Something used to conceal or disguise something else, often to hide one's true intentions or feelings.

    • She used a smile as a camouflage for her disappointment.

    • Politicians often use eloquent language as a camouflage for their true motives.

    • He used a friendly demeanor as a camouflage for his hostility.