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decampment

/dɪˈkæmp.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de quitter un lieu soudainement ou secrètement, souvent pour éviter d'être capturé ou découvert, ou l'action de démonter un camp pour partir.

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noun

/dɪˈkæmp.mənt/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de quitter un lieu soudainement ou secrètement, souvent pour éviter d'être capturé ou découvert, ou l'action de démonter un camp pour partir.

A noun referring to the act of leaving a place suddenly or secretly, often to avoid capture or detection, or the act of breaking up a camp.

  1. Secret departureC1formal

    The act of leaving a place suddenly and often secretly, especially to avoid trouble or arrest.

    frDépart clandestin

    • The thief's decampment from the city was swift and unnoticed.
    • The general ordered a decampment under the cover of darkness.
    • Their decampment from the party left everyone wondering what had happened.

    Synonymesdepartureescapeflightgetaway

  2. Breaking campC1formal

    The act of packing up and leaving a campsite or temporary settlement.

    frDépart d'un camp

    • The scouts began their decampment at dawn.
    • Decampment from the base camp took several hours.
    • The army's decampment was completed before the enemy arrived.

    Synonymesdeparture

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  • decampments plural form
  • decampments' possessive plural form
  • decampment's possessive singular form
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