camp
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/kæmp/
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/kæmp/
noun
A2
A place where people live for a short time in tents or simple buildings.
We set up our camp near the lake.
我們在湖邊搭建了營地。
A2
A place where children go in summer for sports and fun activities.
She made new friends at summer camp.
她在夏令營結識了新朋友。
A2
A place where people are kept in simple buildings, often by a government.
The aid workers visited the refugee camp.
援助工作者們參觀了難民營。
R
A place where soldiers live during training or war.
The soldiers returned to their army camp.
士兵們返回了他們的軍營。
R
A group of people who share the same ideas and oppose others.
He joined the other camp in the debate.
他在辯論中加入了另一陣營。
R
One side in a competition and its supporters.
The team camp was happy after the win.
獲勝後，球隊陣營一片歡騰。
intransitive verb
A2
To set up a tent and sleep in it for a short time.
We like to camp in the mountains.
我們喜歡在山裡露營。
A2
To stay in a tent, especially on holiday.
They plan to camp by the river next weekend.
他們計劃下週末在河邊露營。
R
To stay at someone's house for a short time without a proper bed.
I had to camp on my friend's floor for a few nights.
我不得不在朋友家的地板上湊合睡了幾晚。
R
In video games, to stay in one place to attack enemies.
He found a good spot to camp and defend the base.
他找到了一個絕佳的蹲點位置來防守基地。
adjective
R
Behaving in an exaggerated way that is seen as typical of some gay men.
His camp style made everyone laugh.
他那誇張做作的風格逗得大家哈哈大笑。
R
Having a style that is exaggerated and funny, often on purpose.
The play was a camp take on old movies.
這部戲劇是對老電影的誇張搞笑演繹。
translation
營地, 夏令營, 拘留營, 軍營, 陣營
紮營, 露營, 借宿, 蹲點
娘娘腔, 誇張做作
詞形變化
Plural
camps
Comparative
camper
Superlative
campest
Progressive
camping
Past
camped
Perfect
camped
3rd Present
camps