camp
/kæmp/Definitions
1. noun
a temporary or seasonal dwelling, especially one used for recreation or adventure, typically outdoors.
“The family went on a camping trip and set up their camp near the lake.”
2. verb
to live or stay in a camp, especially as a temporary or seasonal residence.
“They camped in the mountains for a few weeks to hike and enjoy nature.”
3. verb
to stay or remain in a place, especially for an extended period, often in a challenging or difficult situation.
“The soldiers had to camp in the trenches for weeks during the war.”
4. verb
to install or set up something, such as a computer system, in a temporary or experimental way.
“The team camped the new software to test its performance before deployment.”