camp
[kæmp] noun
TENTS/BUILDINGS 帐篷／建筑物
IMPROVER countable or uncountable
■a place where people stay in tents or other temporary structures 营地；宿营地•We pitched/set up camp (= put up our tents) by the lakeside.我们在湖边扎了营。 IMPROVER countable
■an area where people are kept temporarily for a particular reason 临时居住地，暂时滞留地•a labour/prison/refugee camp劳改／战俘／难民营 countable or uncountable
■a place where soldiers stay when they are training or fighting a war 兵营，军营•an army camp军营
[kæmp] noun
OPINION 主张
countable [+ sing/pl verb]
■a group of people who share an opinion, especially a political one 阵营，阵线（尤指政治组织）•The pro-abortion camp are fighting to decriminalize abortion.支持堕胎的阵营正在力争使堕胎合法化。 •The party is divided into two distinct camps over the legislation.该党在这项立法上很鲜明地分为两大阵营。
[kæmp] verb intransitive
■to put up a tent and stay in it for a short while, for example while on holiday 扎营；露营，宿营•We camped on one of the lower slopes of the mountain.我们在山脚的一处低坡上扎了营。
[kæmp] verb intransitive
Phrasal Verbs camp it up informal
■to behave in a camp manner 娘娘腔的，忸怩作态；行为女性化的
[kæmp] verb intransitive
Phrasal Verbs camp out
■to sleep outside in a tent 露营
[kæmp] adjective informal
■(of a man) behaving and dressing in a way that some people think is typical of a homosexual （男子）女里女气的，同性恋似的•What's the name of that amazingly camp actor with the high voice and a funny walk?那个特别女子气、嗓音尖尖、走路可笑的男演员叫甚么？ ■using bright colours, loud sounds, unusual behaviour, etc. in a humorous way 夸张的；滑稽可笑的•Their shows are always incredibly camp and flamboyant.他们的演出总是花里胡哨，极其夸张。 |