camo
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkæmoʊ/ · UK /ˈkæməʊ/
camo means: A pattern of uneven coloured shapes that helps something blend into its surroundings.
noun
A pattern of uneven coloured shapes that helps something blend into its surroundings.
- His bag has a camo pattern.
- She chose green camo for the tent.
- The phone case comes in pink camo.
Clothes with a pattern that helps the wearer blend into the surroundings.
- The hunters wore camo.
- A man in camo stood by the truck.
- She packed her camo for the hunting trip.
verb
To cover or colour something so that it is difficult to see against its surroundings.
- We need to camo the truck.
- He camoed his rifle with green paint.
- They used leaves to camo the entrance.
To put on clothes that help you blend into your surroundings.
- Let's camo up before we leave.
- The hunters camoed up at dawn.
- Do you always camo up for these trips?
Questions about camo
What does camo mean?
A pattern of uneven coloured shapes that helps something blend into its surroundings.
What is camo in other languages?
Türkçe: kamuflaj deseni · Español: estampado de camuflaje · Français: motif camouflage · Deutsch: Tarnmuster · Italiano: motivo mimetico · 日本語: 迷彩柄
How do you pronounce camo?
In American English /ˈkæmoʊ/; in British English /ˈkæməʊ/.
How do you use camo in a sentence?
His bag has a camo pattern. She chose green camo for the tent.
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