camouflage in Irish
camouflage in Irish is duaithníocht, duaithnigh — camouflage means a disguise or covering used to blend into surroundings and avoid being noticed.
camouflage in Irish
duaithníocht
duaithnigh
(transitive) To hide or disguise something by covering it up or changing its appearance.
What does "camouflage" mean?
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noun A disguise or covering used to blend into surroundings and avoid being noticed.
"The tank was hidden under camouflage netting."
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noun A patterned fabric, typically in green, brown, or grey blotches, worn by soldiers to blend into the environment.
"He packed a set of camouflage trousers for the hike."
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noun The natural colouring or pattern that lets an animal blend into its habitat.
"The moth's camouflage makes it nearly invisible on tree bark."
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verb To disguise something by changing or covering its appearance.
"They camouflaged the entrance to the bunker with branches."
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camouflage in a sentence
- The tank was hidden under camouflage netting.
- He packed a set of camouflage trousers for the hike.
- The moth's camouflage makes it nearly invisible on tree bark.
- They camouflaged the entrance to the bunker with branches.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "camouflage" in Irish?
"camouflage" in Irish is duaithníocht, duaithnigh. camouflage means: A disguise or covering used to blend into surroundings and avoid being noticed.
How do you use "camouflage" in a sentence?
Example: "The tank was hidden under camouflage netting." In Irish, "camouflage" is duaithníocht, duaithnigh.
Are there other ways to say "camouflage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "camouflage": duaithníocht, duaithnigh.
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