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Meanings of camping in English
Usage of camping in English
1
A new campaign has been launched to try to control freedom camping.
2
Five days of camping in a former Soviet airfield in East Germany.
3
The camping in the Sierras is ideal for lack of these pests.
4
Fifty-seven percent of respondents said they supported freedom camping for self-contained vehicles.
5
Picture the scene: a young Scots couple go camping in the woods.
6
Several camping trips to Tasmania had sparked our interest in heading south.
7
We had some difficulty in finding a camping ground in the dark.
8
We told her we were going camping up near the ropes course.
9
It was a group shot, taken in a camping or picnic area.
10
I knew one thing for sure: this was my last camping trip.
11
People camping at the festival in Somerset woke up to the result.
12
It wouldn't be easy, and we'd be camping out along the way.
13
And that pavement is the camping-ground of the army of the bats.
14
Tauranga's City Council has banned freedom camping on a prominent beachside strip.
15
Lodging: The closest camping is the free Deer Creek-Shoshone Campground off Hwy.
16
The cook hitches up the horses and starts for the next camping-ground.
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Camping through the time
Camping across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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