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camp down

 

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Verb camp down has 1 sense
  1. camp, camp down - establish or set up a camp
    --1 is one way to pitch, set up
    Sample sentence:
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Term: Camp Down

Definition: To set up a place to sleep temporarily, typically in a tent or in the outdoors.

Sample Sentence 1: After a long day of hiking, we decided to camp down near the river and build a fire to keep warm.

Sample Sentence 2: The adventure enthusiasts are planning to camp down in the mountains during their backpacking trip.


Definition: To suppress or restrain excitement, enthusiasm, or strong emotions.

Sample Sentence 1: She tried to camp down her excitement as she waited for the audition results.

Sample Sentence 2: The coach warned the players to camp down their frustration and focus on the game.


Definition: A location designated for temporary accommodation, typically offering tents, cabins, or recreational vehicles.

Sample Sentence 1: The camp down near the lake provides various amenities such as showers, laundry facilities, and a community center.

Sample Sentence 2: We booked a spot in the camp down for our family vacation, and we are excited about spending quality time together.


Definition: To lower or decrease in intensity or volume.

Sample Sentence 1: The wind started to camp down, allowing us to enjoy a peaceful evening by the campfire.

Sample Sentence 2: The teacher asked the students to camp down their voices during the exam to maintain a quiet environment.


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