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| 1 | C/U a place with tents or other shelters where people go for a holiday 营地 |
| The kids were sent away to camp every summer. 孩子们每年夏天都被送去野营。 |
| She’ s spending two weeks at a music camp. 她将在一个音乐营地度过两周。 |
| | 1a | a collection of tents or caravans (= small houses on wheels) that people use when they are travelling （供旅行者居住的）营房，帐篷，大篷车 | | Their camp was just below the summit. 他们把帐篷扎在紧挨山顶的下方。 | |
| | 1b | a place with tents or other shelters for people such as soldiers or prisoners to live in 兵营；军营；关押营 | | refugee/internment/detention camp After the war, millions of people ended up in refugee camps. 战争过后，数以百万计的人沦落到难民营。 | |
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| 2 | C a group of people within a larger group who have the same ideas or support the same person 阵营；集团 |
| People in the Brown camp (=who support Brown) deny this rumour. 布朗阵营的人否认这种传言。 |
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| 3 | U a style of art or entertainment that deliberately does not follow traditional ideas about what is considered good in order to produce a humorous effect （为产生幽默效果的）反传统艺术（或娱乐）风格 |
| This film is pure camp. 这部电影纯粹是一种反传统的调侃。 |
| PHRASES |
| - | break/strike camp
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| to remove your tent or other shelter and leave |
| 撤营；拔营 |
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| - | have a foot in each camp/in both camps
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| to support or belong to two different groups |
| 脚踩两只船 |
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| - | set up/pitch camp
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| 1 | to put tents somewhere and stay there for a while 扎营 |
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| 2 | to stay outside somewhere and refuse to leave 据守；坚守 | Reporters had pitched camp outside his house. 记者们据守在他的房子外。 | |
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