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camp in Lithuanian

camp in Lithuanian is stovykla — camp means a place with tents, cabins, or temporary shelters where people stay, especially outdoors.

camp in Lithuanian

stovykla
noun

What does "camp" mean?

  1. noun A place with tents, cabins, or temporary shelters where people stay, especially outdoors.
    "The scouts packed up their camp and walked back down the hill."
  2. noun A group activity or programme, often for children, focused on a particular skill or theme.
    "My brother spent a week at football camp and came home exhausted."
  3. noun A deliberately exaggerated, theatrical, or self-mocking style, especially in fashion or performance.
    "Fans love the singer's mix of glamour and camp on stage."
  4. adjective Exaggerated, theatrical, or flamboyantly over-the-top, often knowingly so.
    "The party had a wonderfully camp theme, with feather boas and glitter everywhere."
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camp in a sentence

  • The scouts packed up their camp and walked back down the hill.
  • Our camp had a small kitchen tent and a few wooden cabins.
  • My brother spent a week at football camp and came home exhausted.
  • The library runs a free coding camp for beginners every August.

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What is "camp" in Lithuanian?
"camp" in Lithuanian is stovykla. camp means: A place with tents, cabins, or temporary shelters where people stay, especially outdoors.
How do you use "camp" in a sentence?
Example: "The scouts packed up their camp and walked back down the hill." In Lithuanian, "camp" is stovykla.
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