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decamp

/dɪˈkæmp/

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verb

/dɪˈkæmp/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий внезапно или тайно покинуть место, часто чтобы сбежать или избежать чего-либо.

A verb meaning to leave a place suddenly or secretly, often to escape or avoid something.

  1. Leave suddenly or secretlyC1formal

    To depart quickly and often secretly, especially to avoid detection or to escape a situation.

    ruСбежать

    • The thief decamped with the stolen jewels in the middle of the night.
    • After the scandal broke, the politician decamped to a remote island.
    • The soldiers decamped from the battlefield under cover of darkness.

    Synonymsabscondboltdisappearfleemake offrun offslip awaysneak awaytake offvanish

    Antonymsarriveremainstay

  2. Move campC1formal

    To break camp and move to a new location.

    ruСняться с лагеря

    • The explorers decamped at dawn to continue their journey.
    • The army decamped from the valley and marched toward the mountains.
    • They decamped from the riverside to avoid the rising floodwaters.

    Synonymsbreak campmovemove onrelocate

Forms
  • decamped past participle
  • decamped past simple
  • decamping present participle
  • decamps third person singular
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