The meaning of camouflage

Camouflage means: pretend, pretend; Dress up.

Pronunciation of "Joe": qi á o. When used as an adjective: height: ~ wood; False (pretending): ~ pretending. When used as a noun: surname. Pronunciation of "Zhuang": zhuāng. Basic meaning: when acting as a verb: decorate, dress up and make up; Pretend: ~ silly | ~ garlic | ~ phase | ~ pretend | ~ put on airs; Put things in containers, put things on vehicles: ~ ship | ~ car | ~ goods | ~ materials | ~ unloading; Assembly and installation: ~ order | ~ electric lamp. When used as a noun: clothing; Actors wear what they put on when they make up.

An example of camouflage

1. In order to catch drug dealers, he disguised himself as a "consignee" and found out the situation before he caught them all.

The enemy disguised as a scout of the Eighth Route Army and was caught by the militia before entering the village.

Every country should guard against the infiltration of disguised spies and agents from other countries.

After committing the crime, he tried to escape from the country in disguise, but was finally caught.

5. Scouts are well hidden in disguise and never reveal their targets.

No matter how she dresses up, she can't change her nature.

7. The public security organ caught a spy in disguise.

He disguised himself to hide his eyes and ears, but he still failed to escape the enemy's pursuit.