/ ɪnˈkæmp; NAmE / verb
( formal ) [ v , vn ] if a group of people encamp or are encamped somewhere, they set up a camp or have set up a camp there
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WORD ORIGIN
mid 16th cent. (formerly also as incamp ): from en- , in- in, within + camp .
/ ɪnˈkæmp; NAmE / verb
( formal ) [ v , vn ] if a group of people encamp or are encamped somewhere, they set up a camp or have set up a camp there
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WORD ORIGIN
mid 16th cent. (formerly also as incamp ): from en- , in- in, within + camp .
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary. Оксфордский английский словарь для изучающик язык на продвинутом уровне. 2005