camouflage
మభ్యపెట్టడం
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'
ఇతరులను తప్పుదోవపట్టించే ముందు జాగ్రత్త,
ముసుగు
example
much of my apparent indifference was merely protective 'camouflage'
This may have served the purpose of 'camouflage' , making the animal more inconspicuous.
Beyond choosing their clothing and helmet, they can also pick their 'camouflage' .
I realize that I'm not the most trendy person around but what is up with dressing children in 'camouflage' ?
The effectiveness of the female's spring 'camouflage' is as uncanny as that of her white plumage in winter.
Big animals don't need 'camouflage' , because they're big - they're dangerous.
The Greek soldiers clunk around set with combat boots, 'camouflage' , and sub-machine guns.
The hijackers kept these accounts in their own names with no attempt at 'camouflage' .
There are too many hunters with guns wearing 'camouflage' and Red Sox hats.
Jackson had since met a woman from his wilderness group and they tied the knot in 'camouflage' military fatigues.
As a reporter, Adie was often dressed in 'camouflage' , wrestling with the practical problems of being a woman in the world of war.
It's a house covered in 'camouflage' netting so people can't see what you're doing inside.
Bitterns are virtually invisible as their plumage provides perfect 'camouflage' .
In nature, most markings on herd animals are intended as 'camouflage' to protect them from being seen by predators.
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.
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.
The need to fire 360 degrees may also limit the use of 'camouflage' nets.
'camouflage' nets
The 'camouflage' Humvees were on every corner topped by national guardsmen.
the whiteness of polar bears provides 'camouflage'
Call me an ignorant Trinidadian, but I never knew it was against the law to wear or own any 'camouflage' or camouflage-resembling clothing in this country.
The soldiers were in 'camouflage' , with baseball caps and black backpacks, and were armed with rifles.
By 1918, the use of military 'camouflage' was axiomatic, and in 1939 war artists were again mobilized to advise on concealment.
One of the most widespread and varied adaptations is natural 'camouflage' , an animal's ability to hide itself from predator and prey.
Thus plumage soiling not only provides instant 'camouflage' but, unlike molting, is easily reversible.
Of course, the administration deserves to be criticized for its crude attempts to 'camouflage' the painful reality of the occupation.
He attempts to 'camouflage' these holes with unproven conjecture.
By relying on 'camouflage' , the military resort to the same artifice that enables many prey animals to enhance their chances of survival by minimizing detectability.
The use of modern combat hardware and equipment sets higher standards for 'camouflage' , concealment, and deception.
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