camouflage
camouflage 英 [ˈkæməflɑ:ʒ] 美 [ˈkæməˌflɑʒ, -ˌflɑdʒ]
n. 伪装，掩饰 vt. 伪装，掩饰 vi. 伪装起来
进行时:camouflaging 过去式:camouflaged 过去分词:camouflaged 第三人称单数:camouflages 名词复数:camouflages
- To camouflage is to disguise, and a camouflage is that which disguises — like the leaf-colored and patterned uniforms worn by soldiers who want to blend in with their natural surroundings.
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- n. 伪装，掩饰
- vt. 伪装，掩饰
- vi. 伪装起来
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1. a camouflage jacket (= covered with green and brown marks and worn by soldiers)
迷彩夹克衫
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2. troops dressed in camouflage
穿迷彩服的军队
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3. Her angry words were camouflage for the way she felt.
她以气愤的言辞掩盖自己的真实感情。
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4. The soldiers camouflaged themselves with leaves.
士兵用树叶来伪装自己。
- camouflage 1917, noun, verb, and adjective, from French camoufler, Parisian slang, "to disguise," from Italian camuffare "to disguise," which is of uncertain origin, perhaps a contraction of capo muffare "to muffle the head." Probably altered in French by influence of French camouflet "puff of smoke, smoke puffed into a sleeper's face" (itself of unknown origin) on the notion of "blow smoke in someone's face." The British navy in World War I called it dazzle-painting.
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