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camp

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/kæmp/
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/kæmp/

Übersetzungen

campsubstantiv
camps
Pl.
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US
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The children went to summer camp for two weeks.
Дети поехали в летний лагерь на две недели.
We set up camp near the river.
Мы разбили стоянку возле реки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
лагерёк
лагерная база
лагерный пункт
Synonyme
encampment
site
base
grounds
retreat
campsite
outpost
station
campverb
camped
Präteritum
camped
Partizip Perfekt
camping
Gerundium
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разбивать лагерь
We decided to camp by the lake for the weekend.
Мы решили разбить лагерь у озера на выходные.
жить в палатке
They love to camp in the mountains during summer.
Они любят жить в палатке в горах летом.
останавливаться на ночлег
The hikers camped in the forest overnight.
Туристы остановились на ночлег в лесу.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
размещаться
Synonyme
settle
encamp
pitch
establish camp
bivouac
campadjektiv
more camp
Komp.
most camp
Super.
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Used both in the sense of exaggerated theatrical style and as an attributive adjective meaning ‘relating to a camp or camping’.

Definitionen

campsubstantiv
A place with temporary accommodations of huts, tents, or other structures, typically used by soldiers, refugees, or travelers.
The refugees set up a camp near the border to wait for further instructions.
A recreational area or establishment where people, especially children, go for a vacation, typically involving outdoor activities.
Every summer, the children look forward to going to camp where they can swim, hike, and make new friends.
A group of people with shared interests or opinions, especially a political faction or group.
The debate was intense, with each camp presenting strong arguments for their candidate.
A place where people are trained for a particular purpose, such as a military training camp.
The recruits spent several weeks at the training camp to prepare for their upcoming deployment.
Deliberately exaggerated, theatrical style or behavior; something appreciated for its ironic or ostentatious bad taste (uncountable).
The show is pure camp from start to finish.
campverb
To live temporarily in a tent or shelter outdoors.
We decided to camp by the lake for the weekend.
To establish a temporary base or position, often for strategic purposes.
The soldiers were ordered to camp near the border until further instructions.
To stay in one place for an extended period, often to secure a position or advantage.
Fans camped outside the stadium to get the best seats for the concert.
To behave in a deliberately exaggerated or theatrical manner, often for humorous effect.
The actors camped on stage to entertain the audience.
campadjektiv
Deliberately exaggerated and theatrical in style, typically for humorous effect.
The film's costumes were wonderfully camp, all sequins and feathers.
Relating to a camp or camping; suitable for use at a camp (attributive).
They packed their camp stove and lantern before heading into the forest.
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