英语词汇“camp”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

campnoun

uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/

camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS)

B1 [ C or U ] a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures:

We pitched/set up camp (= put up our tents) by the lakeside.

B2 [ C ] an area where people are kept temporarily for a particular reason:

a labour/prison/refugee camp

B2 [ C or U ] a place where soldiers stay when they are training or fighting a war:

an army camp

More examples

Night had fallen by the time we got back to the camp.
an internment camp
a prisoner of war camp
The play has its setting in a wartime prison camp.
He shunts his kids off to a camp every summer.

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Camping

backpacker
billy
bivvy
bivvy sack
campfire
campground
camping
canvas
caravan park
cot
fly
flysheet
glamping
groundcloth
groundsheet
lean-to
peg
peg sth out
pitch
trailer park

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Accommodating people

Places involved in military activity

camp noun (OPINION)

[ C, + sing/pl verb ] a group of people who share an opinion, especially a political one:

The pro-independence camp are demanding a referendum.

The party is divided into two distinct camps over the legislation.

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Groups of people

alliance
an
assemblage
band
bee
corps
crop
galaxy
gang
ginger group
group
grouping
quarter
think tank
threesome
throng
tribe
trio
triumvirate
wing

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Political movements & groups

campverb

uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/

A2 [ I ] to put up a tent and stay in it for a short while, for example while on holiday:

We camped on one of the lower slopes of the mountain.

[ I or T ] mainly US UK usually encamp to put a group of tents or temporary shelters in one place, or to put someone in a group of tents or temporary shelters:

Troops were camped only 25 miles from the capital.

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Camping

backpacker
billy
bivvy
bivvy sack
campfire
campground
camping
canvas
caravan park
cot
fly
flysheet
glamping
groundcloth
groundsheet
lean-to
peg
peg sth out
pitch
trailer park

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Phrasal verb(s)

camp it up

camp out

campadjective

uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/mainly UK informal US usually campy

(of a man) behaving and dressing in a way that some people think is typical of a gay man:

What's the name of that amazingly camp actor with the high voice and a funny walk?

using bright colours, loud sounds, unusual behaviour, etc. in a humorous way:

Their shows are always incredibly camp and flamboyant.

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Affected & insincere

affectation
affected
artificial
artsy-fartsy
arty-farty
cheesy
fey
forced
glib
histrionic
histrionics
hollowly
meretricious
pious
preciously
precocious
pretension
pretentious
pseud
slick

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单词	camp
释义	Contents noun (2) camp (TENTS/BUILDINGS) camp (OPINION) verb (1) camp (1) adjective (1) camp (1) Contents noun (2) camp (TENTS/BUILDINGS) camp (GROUP) verb (1) camp (STAY IN TENTS/BUILDINGS) English American campnoun uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/ camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS) B1 [ C or U ] a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures: We pitched/set up camp (= put up our tents) by the lakeside. B2 [ C ] an area where people are kept temporarily for a particular reason: a labour/prison/refugee camp B2 [ C or U ] a place where soldiers stay when they are training or fighting a war: an army camp More examples Night had fallen by the time we got back to the camp. an internment camp a prisoner of war camp The play has its setting in a wartime prison camp. He shunts his kids off to a camp every summer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Camping backpacker billy bivvy bivvy sack campfire campground camping canvas caravan park cot fly flysheet glamping groundcloth groundsheet lean-to peg *peg sth* out pitch trailer park See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Accommodating people Places involved in military activity camp noun (OPINION) [ C, + sing/pl verb ] a group of people who share an opinion, especially a political one: The pro-independence camp are demanding a referendum. The party is divided into two distinct camps over the legislation. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Groups of people alliance an assemblage band bee corps crop galaxy gang ginger group group grouping quarter think tank threesome throng tribe trio triumvirate wing See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Political movements & groups campverb uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/ A2 [ I ] to put up a tent and stay in it for a short while, for example while on holiday: We camped on one of the lower slopes of the mountain. [ I or T ] mainly US UK usually encamp to put a group of tents or temporary shelters in one place, or to put someone in a group of tents or temporary shelters: Troops were camped only 25 miles from the capital. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Camping backpacker billy bivvy bivvy sack campfire campground camping canvas caravan park cot fly flysheet glamping groundcloth groundsheet lean-to peg peg sth out pitch trailer park See more results » Phrasal verb(s) camp it up camp out campadjective uk/kæmp/us/kæmp/mainly UK informal US usually campy (of a man) behaving and dressing in a way that some people think is typical of a gay man: What's the name of that amazingly camp actor with the high voice and a funny walk? using bright colours, loud sounds, unusual behaviour, etc. in a humorous way: Their shows are always incredibly camp and flamboyant. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Affected & insincere affectation affected artificial artsy-fartsy arty-farty cheesy fey forced glib histrionic histrionics hollowly meretricious pious preciously precocious pretension pretentious pseud slick See more results » campnoun us/kæmp/ camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS) [ C/U ] a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures: [ U ] We set up camp for the night near a stream. [ C/U ] A camp is also a place in the countryside organized for people, esp. children, to visit or live for a while to enjoy nature: [ C/U ] We sent our son away to (a) summer camp. [ C/U ] A camp is also a place where people, esp. military people, are trained, where military prisoners are kept, or where people have to live temporarily. camp noun (GROUP) [ C ] a group of people who share an opinion, esp. a political one: Voters in the governor’s camp will believe whatever he says about the state budget. campverb [ I ] us/kæmp/ camp verb [ I ] (STAY IN TENTS/BUILDINGS) to set up a tent or other temporary structure to give you shelter outside while you sleep or rest: We camped in a valley between the two mountains. We used to go camping out west when I was a child. Phrasal verb(s)** camp out
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campnoun

camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS)

camp noun (OPINION)

campverb

Phrasal verb(s)

campadjective

campnoun

camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS)

camp noun (GROUP)

campverb [ I ]

camp verb [ I ] (STAY IN TENTS/BUILDINGS)

Phrasal verb(s)