camouflaged
adjective uk/ˈkæm.ə.flɑːʒd/ us/ˈkæm.ə.flɑːʒd/
伪装的;隐蔽起来的;有保护色的
using or wearing camouflage (= plants, paints, or clothes used to hide soldiers and equipment so that they cannot be seen against the area around them)
He was surrounded by camouflaged soldiers. 他被经过伪装的士兵包围起来。
The buildings are carefully camouflaged under trees or dug into the sides of rocky hills. 这些建筑经过精心伪装，隐蔽在树下或是建入石头山的侧面。
有保护色的;（因与周围环境融为一体而）难以看见的
difficult to see because of being hidden by or having the same colours or shapes as the natural environment
The river is close by, though well camouflaged by trees lining its banks. 这条河就在附近，但是由于河岸两边的树木很难看见。
The males are brightly coloured to attract the duller coloured and camouflaged females. 雄性色彩鲜艳，吸引颜色较为单一或者说保护色更好的雌性。
改头换面的；欺骗的
partly changed in a way that is intended to hide the truth about something
The character in the novel is carefully camouflaged, but is a portrait of his wife nonetheless. 小说中的人物经过一番改头换面，但仍然是以他妻子为原型的。
He failed to differentiate between truth and camouflaged lies. 他分不清真相和伪装的谎言。
- More examples
- There were gun emplacements camouflaged as haystacks.
- I can just see them abseiling to the rescue like camouflaged commandos.
- a camouflaged armoured vehicle
- The tourist apartments are almost completely camouflaged by dense jungle.
- The projectiles are often cleverly camouflaged in plastic foam containers to look like debris.
- Every contemporary record was falsified at the time, every event hidden completely or elaborately camouflaged.