camouflaged

基本解釋

Their military vehicles have been camouflaged.
他們的軍用車(chē)輛都已加以偽裝。
In Suruga Bay a strand of whip coral provides habitat for two shrimps, camouflaged among the polyps.
在駿河灣，一串鞭珊瑚為偽裝后藏在珊瑚蟲(chóng)中的兩只蝦提供了棲息地。
It can be useful to filter out external stimuli if you are writing an email in a noisy coffee shop, for example, or are searching for a camouflaged insect in a rainforest.
例如，要是你在在嘈雜的咖啡館里寫(xiě)一封電子郵件或在雨林里搜尋一只偽裝的昆蟲(chóng)，能過(guò)濾掉外部的刺激就很有用。

Mrs Clinton seems to agree, though she has camouflaged this rare outbreak of consensus with her usual anti-Rudy abuse.
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Today, we saw camouflaged army trucks move into the Olympic green area, where most of the Olympic facilities are located.
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But that wish only camouflaged the deeper feeling that Sasha always had: that fat, tender wallet, offering itself to her hand.
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using or wearing camouflage (= plants, paints, or clothes used to hide soldiers and equipment so that they cannot be seen against the area around them)

Camouflage consists of things such as leaves, branches, or brown and green paint, which are used to make it difficult for an enemy to see military forces and equipment.
Camouflage is the way in which some animals are coloured and shaped so that they cannot easily be seen in their natural surroundings.
If military buildings or vehicles are camouflaged, things such as leaves, branches, or brown and green paint are used to make it difficult for an enemy to see them.
If you camouflage something such as a feeling or a situation, you hide it or make it appear to be something different.
Camouflage is also a noun.