camped
word · lemma: camp
Definition
Stayed outdoors for a period of time in a tent, camper, or similar shelter, often while traveling or exploring nature. It is the past tense of 'camp'.
Usage & Nuances
Used as the simple past and past participle of 'camp'. Common with phrases like 'camped by the lake' or 'camped out'. In informal speech, 'camped out' can also mean staying somewhere temporarily.
Spanish: acampar (pretérito) - se alojó en un campamentoPortuguese (BR): acampouPortuguese (PT): acampouChinese (Simplified): 露营了Chinese (Traditional): 露營了Hindi: कैंप कियाArabic: خَيَّمَBengali: শিবির করেছি - ক্যাম্প করেছিRussian: разбили лагерь - жили в палаткеJapanese: キャンプしたVietnamese: cắm trạiKorean: 캠핑했다Turkish: kamp yaptıUrdu: کیمپ کیاIndonesian: berkemah
Example Sentences
I have never camped before.
basic
We camped out in the backyard just for fun.
natural
He camped near the festival so he didn't have to drive home.
natural
A lot of fans camped outside the stadium to get tickets.
natural
We camped in the forest last weekend.
basic
They camped beside the river.
basic