camp

accommodation(住宿)

1. B1Countable(可數名詞)Uncountable(不可數名詞)

   A place, often temporary, where people live in tents or other similar structures.

   營地；露營地

   • They set up camp at the edge of the forest.

     他們在森林邊緣搭起了營地。

   • We found an ideal spot to camp by the river.

     我們在河邊找到了一個理想的露營地點。

   • At the camp, we started a fire and began to prepare our dinner.

     在營地裡，我們生起了火，開始準備晚餐。

2. B2Countable(可數名詞)

   An area or facility providing temporary accommodation for specific purposes.

   臨時住所；集中營

   • They were sent to a refugee camp.

     他們被送到了一個難民營。

   • The camp mainly houses internally displaced people.

     這個營地主要收容國內流離失所的人。

   • Many people suffered in the prisoner of war camp.

     許多人在戰俘營中受苦。

military(軍事)

1. B2Countable(可數名詞)Uncountable(不可數名詞)

   A designated area used by the military to house soldiers during training or deployment.

   兵營；軍營

   • The new recruits were housed in a camp close to the training grounds.

     新兵被安置在靠近訓練場的軍營裡。

   • The army camp had enough space for a full regiment.

     這個軍營有足夠的空間容納一個完整的團。

   • They carried out daily drills at the army camp.

     他們在軍營裡進行日常訓練。

group(團體)

1. Countable(可數名詞)Singular/Plural verb(單複數動詞)

   A group of people sharing similar views or aims, especially in politics or ideology.

   陣營；派系

   • The camp supporting environmental protection is growing.

     支持環境保護的陣營正在擴大。

   • Both camps stood firmly on their respective positions during the debate.

     在辯論期間，兩個陣營都堅定地站在各自的立場上。

   • Each camp tried to persuade the undecided voters.

     每個陣營都試圖說服尚未決定的選民。

1. A2Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   To stay in a tent or other temporary shelter for a short time, usually outdoors.

   露營；紮營

   • We planned to camp for two nights in the national park.

     我們計劃在國家公園露營兩晚。

   • They like to go camping by the lake on summer weekends.

     他們喜歡在夏天的週末去湖邊露營。

   • We camped near the summit of the mountain to enjoy the sunset.

     我們在靠近山頂的地方露營，以便欣賞日落。

2. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   To set up tents or shelters in a specific place or to have people stay in a group of tents or temporary shelters.

   使紮營；使露營

   • They camped the refugees in a camp outside the city.

     他們讓難民在城外的一個營地紮營。

   • The troops were camped at a strategic location near the border.

     部隊在邊境附近的一個戰略地點紮營。

   • The engineers were camped near the construction site.

     工程師們在建築工地附近紮營。

1. Describing a man who behaves in a way that is seen as typical of a gay man, often exaggerated.

   （男子）娘娘腔的；矯揉造作的

   • His performance style was very exaggerated and camp.

     他的表演風格非常誇張且矯揉造作。

   • His camp mannerisms had the audience laughing.

     他矯揉造作的舉止讓觀眾大笑。

   • He is well-known for playing camp characters.

     他以扮演娘娘腔的角色而聞名。

2. Characterized by the use of exaggerated or theatrical styles, often with humor.

   誇張的；矯飾的

   • The movie is known for its camp costumes and sets.

     這部電影以其誇張的服裝和佈景而聞名。

   • The play had a very camp tone, full of humor.

     這齣戲有一種非常誇張的基調，充滿幽默。

   • They entertained the audience with their camp performance style.

     他們以誇張的表演風格娛樂觀眾。