I.
noun
1 in tents/huts
ADJECTIVE
▪ makeshift , temporary
▪ day ( AmE ), holiday ( BrE ), sleepaway ( AmE ), summer
▪ basketball , football , music , etc. (all esp. AmE )
▪
The kids were at basketball ~ most of the summer.
▪ scout
▪ base
▪
The mountaineers set up their base ~ at the foot of the mountain.
▪ Gypsy , travellers' ( BrE )
▪ army , boot , military
▪ training
▪ rebel , terrorist
▪ fishing , hunting (both esp. AmE )
▪ mining
VERB + CAMP
▪ establish , make , pitch , set up
▪
They established a base ~ by the river.
▪
We pitched ~ just outside the woods.
▪ be located
▪ break , strike
▪
We broke ~ early the next morning.
▪ leave
▪ attend , go to
▪
There are opportunities for children to attend summer ~s.
▪ attack , destroy , raid
▪
Militants raided an army ~.
CAMP + NOUN
▪ fire (usually campfire )
▪
We sat around the campfire.
▪ site (usually campsite )
PREPOSITION
▪ at (a/the) ~
▪
The children are spending a week at a summer ~.
2 prison, etc.
ADJECTIVE
▪ concentration , detention , internment , labour/labor , POW , prison , prisoner-of-war , re-education
▪ death , extermination
▪ transit
▪ refugee
▪
the appalling conditions in the refugee ~s
VERB + CAMP
▪ be sent to
▪ enter
▪ liberate
CAMP + NOUN
▪ inmate
▪ guard
▪ survivor
▪
concentration ~ survivors
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the ~
▪
She spent five years in a prison ~.
3 group with shared beliefs
ADJECTIVE
▪ hostile , opposing , rival ( esp. BrE ), warring
▪ ideological , political
▪ armed
▪
The region split into two armed ~s.
VERB + CAMP
▪ divide into , split into
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the ~
▪
people in both main political ~s
PHRASES
▪ have a foot in both ~s (= show loyalty to two different groups)
▪
He can unite the party because he has a foot in both ~s.
II.
verb
Camp is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ army