bivouac in Japanese
bivouac in Japanese is ビバーク, 露営 — bivouac means a temporary outdoor camp made with little or no shelter, especially for a night or two.
bivouac in Japanese
ビバーク
Pronounced: bibāku
An encampment for the night, usually without tents or covering.
露営
Pronounced: roei
An encampment for the night, usually without tents or covering.
What does "bivouac" mean?
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noun A temporary outdoor camp made with little or no shelter, especially for a night or two.
"The climbers set up a bivouac on the ledge before the final push to the summit."
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verb To camp outdoors for the night without proper tents or shelter.
"The soldiers bivouacked in the open field before dawn."
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bivouac in a sentence
- The climbers set up a bivouac on the ledge before the final push to the summit.
- They spent a cold night in a makeshift bivouac halfway up the ridge.
- The soldiers bivouacked in the open field before dawn.
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What is "bivouac" in Japanese?
"bivouac" in Japanese is ビバーク, 露営. bivouac means: A temporary outdoor camp made with little or no shelter, especially for a night or two.
How do you pronounce ビバーク?
"bivouac" in Japanese is ビバーク, pronounced "bibāku".
How do you use "bivouac" in a sentence?
Example: "The climbers set up a bivouac on the ledge before the final push to the summit." In Japanese, "bivouac" is ビバーク, 露営.
Are there other ways to say "bivouac" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "bivouac": ビバーク, 露営.
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