camping
USKAM-ping/ˈkæmp.ɪŋ/
Pluralcampings (some meanings)
Pluralcampings (some meanings)
- 1Living outdoors in a tent or simple shelter for a short time, for fun or learning.
Like having a small home outdoors for a few nights.
We love camping in the mountains every summer.
Camping teaches kids how to build a fire and pitch a tent.
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- 2Setting up a place to stay outdoors, such as a tent or other shelter.
Like setting up a tent before the trip can really begin.
Their camping by the river took most of the afternoon to set up.
We finished the camping before the rain started.
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- 3Present participle of camp. Use this form for something happening now or going on over a stretch of time.
They are camping near the river this weekend.
We are camping at the national park for three nights.
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camping is a form of camp
camp, verb: To stay somewhere in a tent or simple shelter for a short time, as on a trip. Full entry
- Spelling
- camp → camping: add -ing
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