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camping

noun (camping); verb (camp: camping)

«camping» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Camping is staying outdoors in a tent or a camper van for fun. tree →
  2. Camping is the -ing form of camp: «We are camping». tree →

In the lessons

an activity in the story with days, tents, food and costs; in safety lessons, fire, water and wildlife rules; phrases «go camping», «camping trip», «campsite», «camping gear»

Examples

  • They went camping for 3 days. tree →
  • Camping costs 15 dollars a night. tree →
  • She packed 12 snacks for camping. tree →
  • 4 families went camping. tree →
  • We went camping in the mountains. tree →
  • Bring a torch and a sleeping bag for camping. tree →
  • The campsite has showers. tree →
  • We cooked sausages on our camping trip. tree →
  • Keep food away from bears when camping. tree →
  • Put out the fire with water before you leave. tree →

Note

A word of the story; look for the rates. Trap: nights and days differ by one. Safety: stay near adults, keep away from the fire and leave no rubbish.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/camping/