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camp

/ˈkæmp/

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noun

plural camps

a place that is usually far away from cities and that has tents, small houses, etc., that people can live in for a short period of time [count]

Fishing camps are located all along the river.

army camps

a refugee camp [noncount]

The soldiers were confined to camp.

The hikers decided to pitch/make camp just before sunset.

They set up camp for the night. - see also boot camp, concentration camp, death camp, labor camp, prison camp

a town that has been set up so people can live there and work nearby

a logging/mining camp

a place usually in the mountains or by a lake where young people can do different activities during the summer [noncount]

With the kids away at camp, the house is very quiet.

The children have fond memories of summer camp. [count]

a music camp

There are several day camps [=camps where children spend the day and then return home at the end of the day] in the area. - often used before another noun

a camp counselor/director

a place where athletes train before the beginning of a season [count]

The sports writer visited a few training camps. [noncount]

Our star pitcher injured his arm in camp this spring.

[count] :a group of people who support or believe in certain ideas

There are two proposals to consider, one from each camp.

the Democratic/Republican camp

Even within the conservative camp, there is quite a wide range of opinion.

We are in the same camp. [=we have the same opinions, ideas, etc.] - compare 3camp

break camp

to take down the tents and other parts of a camp in order to leave

The soldiers broke camp at dawn.

verb

camps; camped; camping

[no obj] :to sleep outdoors usually in a tent

The hikers camped by the lake. - compare 4camp

camp out

[phrasal verb]

to sleep outdoors usually in a tent

We camped out [=camped] under the stars.

Fans camped out [=spent the night outside] in huge numbers to purchase tickets in the morning. - see also campout

informal

to live in a place for a short period of time

I camped out at a friend's apartment until I found a place of my own.

b US :to stay in a place for a period of time

He camped out in the library for the afternoon.

noun

[noncount] - used of art and entertainment when qualities that are normally considered bad (such as excessive emotion and bad acting) are exaggerated so much that they become interesting and funny

movie-goers who appreciate camp - compare 1camp

verb

camps; camped; camping

compare 2camp

camp it up

informal :to act with exaggerated speech or gestures

He really camped it up on stage.

* Các từ tương tự:
camp bed, Camp Fire girl, camp follower, camp meeting, campaign, campanile, camper, campfire, campground