camper in Irish
camper in Irish is campálaí — camper means someone staying outdoors overnight, typically in a tent.
camper in Irish
campálaí
A person who camps, especially in a tent etc.
What does "camper" mean?
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noun Someone staying outdoors overnight, typically in a tent.
"The campers pitched their tents just before the rain started."
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noun A vehicle fitted out with beds and basic living space for travel and overnight stays.
"They drove across the country in an old camper van."
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noun In a shooter video game, a player who stays hidden in one spot waiting to ambush others.
"Everyone complained about the camper hiding behind the crates."
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camper in a sentence
- The campers pitched their tents just before the rain started.
- She has been an enthusiastic camper since childhood.
- They drove across the country in an old camper van.
- Everyone complained about the camper hiding behind the crates.
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What is "camper" in Irish?
"camper" in Irish is campálaí. camper means: Someone staying outdoors overnight, typically in a tent.
How do you use "camper" in a sentence?
Example: "The campers pitched their tents just before the rain started." In Irish, "camper" is campálaí.
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