camping

• Relativo a pasar las vacaciones alojándose en tienda de campaña o autocaravana.

Relating to the activity of spending a holiday living in a tent or camper van.

1. Related to campingA2formal

   Describing something that is suitable for or used in camping activities.

   de acampada

   • We bought a new camping tent for the trip.
   • She packed her camping gear in the trunk.
   • The camping stove is easy to use.

   Sinónimosoutdoor

• Actividad de pasar tiempo al aire libre, generalmente en una tienda de campaña o refugio temporal, como entretenimiento o descanso.

A noun referring to the activity of spending time outdoors, typically in a tent or temporary shelter, as a recreational or leisure pursuit.

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1. Outdoor activityA2formal

   The activity of spending a holiday or vacation living in a tent or camper van, usually in a natural setting.

   Acampar al aire libre

   • We went camping in the mountains last summer.
   • Camping is a great way to connect with nature.
   • They packed all their gear for a weekend of camping.

   Sinónimosbivouackingcaravanningtenting

2. Temporary living arrangementA2formal

   The act of living temporarily in a tent or similar shelter, often for recreation or survival.

   Acampar / Campamento

   • Camping in the forest requires careful preparation.
   • The scouts learned basic camping skills like building a fire.
   • They enjoyed camping by the lake for a week.

   Sinónimosbivouackingencampmenttenting

• Verbo que significa instalar y vivir en un refugio temporal, generalmente al aire libre, o permanecer en un lugar durante un período de tiempo.

A verb used to indicate the act of setting up and living in a temporary shelter, typically outdoors, or staying in a place for a period of time.

1. Stay in a tent or temporary shelterA2formal

   To live temporarily in a tent or similar shelter, typically for recreation or survival.

   acampar

   • We camped by the lake for three nights.
   • They camped in the forest during their hiking trip.
   • The scouts camped in the mountains for a week.

   Sinónimosbivouacencamptent

2. Stay in a place for a purposeB2informal

   To remain in a location for a specific reason, often for protest or observation.

   acampar para protestar

   • Protesters camped outside the government building for days.
   • Journalists camped near the scene of the accident.
   • Fans camped overnight to get concert tickets.

   Sinónimosabidebivouaccamp outencamphang aroundlingerloiterremainsojournstaystick aroundtarrywait

Variantes phrasalcamp downcamp out