n.

1. 野营；营地；兵营；帐篷[C][U]
   The travellers set up a camp near the river.

   旅游者在河边架起了帐篷。

2. 拘留营[C]
3. 阵营；拥护某一主义（或党派等）的人们[C][G]

vi.

1. 扎营；宿营；露营
   Where shall we camp tonight?

   今夜我们在哪儿露营？

vt.

1. 使扎营住宿
2. 临时安顿
   They camped the quake victims in tents.

   他们把地震受害者暂时安顿在帐篷里。

a.【俚】

1. （男子）娘娘腔的
2. （由于过分做作、别扭等而被看作）滑稽可笑的，好玩的
3. 搞同性恋的

n.

1. 由于过分做作（或古怪、别扭、陈腐过时等）而被认为可笑的东西

n.

1. a place with temporary accommodation used by soldiers, refugees, or travelling people.
   ▸a complex of buildings for holiday accommodation.
2. (also summer camp) N. Amer. a summer holiday programme for children, offering a range of activities.
3. the supporters of a particular party or doctrine regarded collectively.
4. Brit. Archaeology  a prehistoric enclosed or fortified site, especially an Iron Age hill fort.
5. S. African a fenced field or enclosed area for grazing.
   ▸Austral./NZ a place where livestock regularly congregate.

v.

1. live or stay temporarily, especially in a tent or caravan while on holiday.
2. Austral./NZ (of livestock) assemble together.
3. S. African divide (land) and enclose it with fences.

adj.

n.

v.