chameleon in Portuguese
chameleon in Portuguese is camaleão — chameleon means a lizard famous for changing the color of its skin to match its surroundings or mood.
chameleon in Portuguese
camaleão
What does "chameleon" mean?
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noun A lizard famous for changing the color of its skin to match its surroundings or mood.
"The chameleon shifted from green to brown as it crawled onto the bark."
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noun A person who easily adapts their behavior or opinions to fit whatever situation or company they are in.
"He was a social chameleon, blending in effortlessly at both boardroom meetings and backyard barbecues."
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chameleon in a sentence
- The chameleon shifted from green to brown as it crawled onto the bark.
- Zoo visitors watched the chameleon shoot out its long tongue to catch a fly.
- He was a social chameleon, blending in effortlessly at both boardroom meetings and backyard barbecues.
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What is "chameleon" in Portuguese?
"chameleon" in Portuguese is camaleão. chameleon means: A lizard famous for changing the color of its skin to match its surroundings or mood.
How do you use "chameleon" in a sentence?
Example: "The chameleon shifted from green to brown as it crawled onto the bark." In Portuguese, "chameleon" is camaleão.
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