Camp
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キャンプ
a location where people stay temporarily, typically in tents or temporary structures
例
We set up camp near the lake for our weekend getaway.
週末の逃避行のために湖の近くにキャンプを設営しました。
1.1
キャンプ, 集落
a community or settlement established primarily for housing and employment purposes
例
The mining camp provided housing for workers and their families.
鉱山のキャンプは労働者とその家族に住居を提供した。
02
キャンプ, 駐屯地
a military facility where troops are stationed for training or operational purposes
例
The soldiers returned to camp after their training exercises.
兵士たちは訓練の後、キャンプに戻りました。
03
キャンプ
a recreational facility where children participate in organized activities during the summer
Dialect
American
American例
The camp offers a variety of sports and arts programs for all ages.
キャンプは、すべての年齢層向けのさまざまなスポーツや芸術プログラムを提供しています。
04
労働キャンプ, 強制収容所
a correctional facility where individuals are imprisoned, often under harsh conditions
例
Many prisoners were sent to a labor camp during the war.
戦争中、多くの囚人が労働キャンプに送られました。
05
キャンプ, 難民キャンプ
a temporary refuge for people forced to flee their homes due to conflict, oppression, or persecution
例
The refugee camp was established to provide shelter for displaced families.
避難民キャンプは、避難を余儀なくされた家族に避難所を提供するために設立されました。
06
陣営, グループ
a group that shares a common belief, often in opposition to others
例
They belong to a camp that advocates for environmental protection.
彼らは環境保護を主張する陣営に属しています。
07
トレーニングキャンプ
a facility or location designated for athletes to prepare and practice in preparation for an upcoming sports season
例
The football team will hold a training camp to gear up for the upcoming season.
サッカーチームは、来シーズンに向けて準備するためにトレーニングキャンプを開催します。
08
キャンプ
a style or work that is humorous or entertaining due to its lack of originality, often associated with clichés
例
The movie became a camp classic for its over-the-top performances and predictable plot.
その映画は、大げさな演技と予測可能なプロットでキャンプの古典となった。
09
キャンプ
a historical location that served as a defensive settlement, typically from the Iron Age
Dialect
British
British
Specialized例
The ancient camp was strategically located for defense against invaders.
古代のキャンプは、侵略者に対する防御のために戦略的に配置されていました。
to camp
01
キャンプする, 野営する
to make a temporary home or shelter, usually outdoors or in the wild
Intransitive: to camp somewhere
例
Survival enthusiasts often camp in remote locations, honing their skills in building makeshift shelters and foraging for food.
サバイバル愛好家は、しばしば遠隔地でキャンプをし、即席の避難所の建設や食料の採集のスキルを磨きます。
02
キャンプする, 野営する
to live temporarily outdoors, often in a tent or camper
Intransitive: to camp somewhere
例
They chose to camp in a meadow surrounded by wildflowers, creating a picturesque setting for their outdoor adventure.
彼らは野原の花に囲まれた草地でキャンプすることを選び、アウトドアアドベンチャーのために絵のような設定を作り出しました。
03
キャンプする, 待ち伏せする
(of a character in a video game) to hide or stay in one spot for an extended period of time in order to remain safe or to ambush other players
Intransitive: to camp somewhere
例
The defensive team decided to camp near the bomb site, setting up barricades and traps to thwart the attacking team's advances.
防御側のチームは爆弾サイトの近くでキャンプすることを決め、攻撃側のチームの進撃を阻止するためにバリケードやトラップを設置した。
camp
01
marked by deliberate artificiality or sentimental exaggeration that becomes amusing through its self-conscious style
02
characterized by exaggerated, theatrical, or playful style often linked with queer aesthetics or overt femininity
Slang例
That performance was totally camp, over-the-top and hilarious.
