camouflage
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkæməflɑːʒ/
camouflage means: A covering or disguise that makes someone or something difficult to see or recognize.
noun
A covering or disguise that makes someone or something difficult to see or recognize.
- The soldiers wore camouflage.
- Its green skin provides excellent camouflage among leaves.
- His cheerful smile was camouflage for his fear.
The process of changing an appearance to make someone or something difficult to see or recognize.
- Camouflage helped them escape detection.
- The camouflage of the vehicles required paint and branches.
- Animals use camouflage to avoid being eaten.
verb
To change or cover something so that it blends into its surroundings and is hard to see.
- They camouflage their tents with leaves.
- The vehicle was camouflaged with green paint.
- Can you camouflage the camera among those branches?
Questions about camouflage
What does camouflage mean?
A covering or disguise that makes someone or something difficult to see or recognize.
What is camouflage in other languages?
Türkçe: kamuflaj · Español: camuflaje · Français: camouflage · Deutsch: Tarnung · Italiano: mimetizzazione · 日本語: 迷彩
How do you pronounce camouflage?
It is pronounced /ˈkæməflɑːʒ/.
How do you use camouflage in a sentence?
The soldiers wore camouflage. Its green skin provides excellent camouflage among leaves.
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