camping

• Relatif au fait de passer des vacances ou de séjourner en plein air, en campement sous tente ou en caravane, généralement dans un cadre de loisirs ou de nature.

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 camping

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

   Synonymesoutdoor

• Activité de loisir consistant à passer du temps en plein air, généralement sous une tente ou dans un abri temporaire, souvent avec nuitée, pour se détendre ou se reconnecter à la nature.

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

indénombrable

1. Outdoor activityA2formal

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

   Camping (activité de plein air)

   • 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.

   Synonymesbivouackingcaravanningtenting

2. Temporary living arrangementA2formal

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

   Camping (activité de séjour sous tente)

   • 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.

   Synonymesbivouackingencampmenttenting

• Verbe désignant l'action de s'installer et de vivre dans un abri temporaire, généralement en plein air, ou de séjourner dans un lieu pendant un certain temps.

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.

   camper

   • 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.

   Synonymesbivouacencamptent

2. Stay in a place for a purposeB2informal

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

   camper (pour une cause)

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

   Synonymesabidebivouaccamp outencamphang aroundlingerloiterremainsojournstaystick aroundtarrywait

Variantes phrasalcamp downcamp out