chameleon造句

The chameleon rambled slowly down the branch.

He is something of a political chameleon.

Curry is the chameleon on the table.

He's a chameleon with no opinions of his own.

The chameleon can take on the colours of its background.

The chameleon on the mirror flipping without rest slips into some deranged state far from sanity.

The chameleon can keep one eye on its prey and the other on its footing.

Plenty! From its tongue to its tail the chameleon offers a storehouse of specialities.

Gaga is a chameleon, a tortured soul searching for her identity through outrageous fashion.

The chameleon can thus climb extraordinarily well while using its tail to grab objects for further balance.

The Brookesia chameleon was camouflaged in the leaf litter, but stayed still as they took a photograph.

When modules have no target namespace declaration, this is often referred to as a chameleon schema design pattern.

For this miniscule chameleon is so small that it can sit on a human thumbnail with room to spare.

I considered myself a chameleon, blending in with my surrounding and remaining the shy sixth-grader I had always been.

It may be that the chameleon in the mirror is merely in a constant state of fright at its own amplified strangeness now filling its universe.

So the 'chameleon effect', far from being the preserve of cold-blooded reptiles, is actually a warm response facilitating social interactions.

When the chameleon steps onto the mirror, the cause of his color dissolves into a field of effects spinning back on themselves.

The riddle "What hand is the penny in?" is related to the riddle, "What color is the chameleon on a mirror?"

A social chameleon is an individual who has the ability to enter social situations and blend in by adopting or mimicking the social norms displayed by the other participants in the situation.