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camp [kɑ̃]1. masculine nouna. ( = emplacement) campb. ( = séjour) faire un camp d'une semaine to go on a camp for a week2. compounds* * *kɑ̃nom masculin1) Armée camp2) ( prison) campcamp de détention or réclusion — detention centre [BrE]
3) ( campement provisoire) camp4) Sport, Politique side•Phrasal Verbs:••ficher (colloq) or foutre (sl) le camp — to split (colloq), to leave
tout fout le camp — (sl) everything is falling apart
* * *kɑ̃ nm1) (vacances, campeurs) camp2) (réfugiés, prisonniers) camp3) (expédition, militaire) camp4) fig (= partie) side* * *camp nm1 Mil (lieu, groupe) camp; camp militaire military camp; camp fortifié fortified camp; camp d'entraînement training camp; rentrer au camp to return to (the) camp; lever le camp lit to strike camp; fig○ to leave;2 ( prison) camp; camp de prisonniers prison camp; camp de détention or réclusion detention centreGB;3 ( campement provisoire) camp; camp de réfugiés/nudistes/vacances refugee/nudist/holiday camp; camp scout scout camp; faire un camp [scout] to go on camp; partir en camp d'escalade to go on a climbing holiday;4 Sport, Pol side; choisir son camp to choose one's side; changer de camp to change sides; dans le camp adverse on the other side.camp de concentration concentration camp; camp d'extermination extermination camp; camp d'internement internment camp; camp de la mort death camp; camp retranché entrenched camp; camp de travail labourGB camp; Camp du Drap d'or Field of the Cloth of Gold.[kɑ̃] nom masculincamp militaire/retranché military/fortified campcamp d'extermination ou de la mort death camppasser dans l'autre camp, changer de camp to change sides, to go over to the other side6. (locution)
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