camouflage
penyamaran
definition
verb
the war area had to be camouflaged with mud
hide or disguise the presence of (a person, animal, or object) by means of camouflage.
noun
on the trenches were pieces of turf, which served for camouflage
the disguising of military personnel, equipment, and installations by painting or covering them to make them blend in with their surroundings.
translation of 'camouflage'
verb
menyamarkan
noun
penyamaran
example
It tends to be seen sitting on barnacle-covered rocks, in only a few feet of water, where its mottled pale brown and green colouring provides excellent 'camouflage' .
Two giants appeared from a nearby army barracks in 'camouflage' and studded helmets.
However, the official statistics only serve to 'camouflage' the real death toll, which some unofficial estimates put at almost twice the reported level.
Bitterns are virtually invisible as their plumage provides perfect 'camouflage' .
Adding a sense of combat reality to the classroom are sandbags, 'camouflage' netting, and the sounds of exploding ordnance and close air support.
Participants will also find out how animals use 'camouflage' .
Her gift for profanity does not a thing to 'camouflage' her upper-class upbringing.
It's a house covered in 'camouflage' netting so people can't see what you're doing inside.
on the trenches were pieces of turf which served for 'camouflage'
As a reporter, Adie was often dressed in 'camouflage' , wrestling with the practical problems of being a woman in the world of war.
The natural 'camouflage' often found on the bodies of snakes is shown through the use of painted diamonds and triangles that appear throughout the length of the body.
He was wearing military style fatigues including 'camouflage' trousers tucked into brown boots.
These, in addition to its natural 'camouflage' , discourage other organisms from feeding on it.
He has also claimed that children with severe dental problems are also being removed from waiting lists to 'camouflage' the extent of the problem.
I squint up at the buff man dressed completely in 'camouflage' and raise an eyebrow.
Groups in other schools made 'camouflage' nets, raised funds through the Red Cross and knitted for the men in the Forces.
figures dressed in army 'camouflage'
New ideas are often slow to catch on in the military, and digital 'camouflage' was one of them.
Woolrich offers both 'camouflage' and traditional hunting clothing for turkey hunters.
Bara also warned that such a hasty accusation could prompt a perception among the public that it is merely 'camouflage' for the real masterminds of the bombings.
It is possible that under certain light conditions they provide 'camouflage' .
It was the seedy part of town that hides behind a modern estate that has been cleverly built in front of it as 'camouflage' .
Natural 'camouflage' is one of nature's most interesting traits.
The trevally uses 'camouflage' for added protection from predators.
Of course, the administration deserves to be criticized for its crude attempts to 'camouflage' the painful reality of the occupation.
The use of modern combat hardware and equipment sets higher standards for 'camouflage' , concealment, and deception.
There was weak support for spots in adults and stripes in young providing 'camouflage' and for dark leg markings being a form of disruptive coloration.
One of the most widespread and varied adaptations is natural 'camouflage' , an animal's ability to hide itself from predator and prey.
The need to fire 360 degrees may also limit the use of 'camouflage' nets.
It was also effective in stripping 'camouflage' from concealed bunkers.
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