Camp
111Camp — I. cam, camp nm champ; dérivés : campet, campinou, cam dessus, cam débat anc. occitan, Béarn, Gers. II. nm espace plat, champ, plus étendu que le clot Alpes Maritimes, occitan. III. nm champ Flandre, Normandie, Picardie et catalan. IV. petit… …
112camp — See: break camp …
113camp — n.m. Ficher, fiche ou foutre le camp, partir, s enfuir …
114camp — I. n. Encampment. II. v. n. Encamp, pitch one s tent, pitch a camp …
115Camp — Sp Kámpas Ap Camp L JAV apyg. (Teksasas) …
116camp — Adj. An effeminate style and mannerism affected mainly by gays , however anyone can camp it up. 1930s …
117camp it up — Verb. To overact in an affected manner. E.g. If you want to see people camping it up, walk down Canal Street in the Gay Village in Manchester on a Saturday night. See camp …
118camp — I n 1. encampment, bivouac, cantonment; military quarters, Sl. the Q; temporary lodgings, tents, shelters, barracks. 2. cabin, cottage, hut, summer home; resort, vacation spot, recreation area. 3. faction, sect, party, group, set, clique; cause,… …
119camp — noun 1) an army camp Syn: campsite, encampment, camping ground, bivouac, base, settlement 2) the liberal and conservative camps Syn: faction, wing, group, lobby, caucus …
120camp — stovykla statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Palapinių ar kitokių laikinų statinių miestelis, pritaikytas organizuotai žmonių grupei kurį laiką gyventi. atitikmenys: angl. camp vok. Lager, n rus. лагерь …