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Significados de chameleon en inglés

portugués
constelação de chamaeleon
español
chamaeleon
catalán
camaleó

A faint constellation in the polar region of the southern hemisphere near Apus and Mensa.

chamaeleon
español
camaleon

Hypothetical scalar particle.

camaleon
Uso de chameleon en inglés
1
In his early years in office, he was often called a chameleon.
The Guardian
2
These days, rocking a natural is centered around being a style chameleon.
Ebony
3
She has become a chameleon-like menace to peace everywhere in the world.
Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View
4
Already the little chameleon had taken on the colour of her surroundings.
The Little Colonel's Chum: Mary Ware
5
Quite why he can be such a tennis chameleon is a mystery.
The Guardian
6
He absorbed Cranberry Corners and returned to the city of chameleon changes.
The Voice of the City: Further Stories of the Four Million
7
And his conviction was real-therewas no room for the chameleon now.
The bourne identity
8
He was like a chameleon, changing his expression, even his speech patterns.
RING
9
She gave a slight start as he turned off his chameleon circuit.
The Reality Dysfunction
10
She is a chameleon sort of girl but she is not rare.
The Girl and Her Religion
11
Beautiful colours shimmered across its chameleon skin, iridescent blues, greens and reds.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
12
You are a chameleon, and now you are at your worst colour.
The Return of the Native
13
Now, he has a chameleon like ability to merge with his surroundings.
The Irish Times
14
The chameleon suit lost its bark pattern, reverting to a dark grey.
The Reality Dysfunction
15
It's definitely not an induced hallucination, more like a chameleon suit's camouflage.
The Reality Dysfunction
16
What a many-hued chameleon was the verdict upon works of plastic art!
Arachne — Volume 06
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