英:[dɪˈkæmp]
美:[dɪˈkæmp]
英:[dɪˈkæmp]
美:[dɪˈkæmp]
de·camp
di kaemp
第三人称单数:decamps
现在分词:decamping
过去式:decamped
过去分词:decamped
decampment (n.)
"The hikers decamped before dawn"
"The thief made off with our silver"
"the accountant absconded with the cash from the safe"
"She persuaded him to decamp"
"skip town"
1670年代,“撤离营地,离开一个营地”(军事),源自17世纪的法语 décamper,早期为 descamper,由 des-(见 dis-)和 camper(见 camp(n.))组成。1751年开始出现“迅速或突然离开”的非军事意义。相关词汇: Decamped; decamping。
French décamper, from Middle French descamper, from des- de- + camper to camp
The first known use of decamp was in 1676
decathlonnoun
an athletic contest in which each competitor takes part in each of a series of 10 track-and-field events
decapitateverb
to cut off the head of : behead
decapitateverb
to cut off the head of : behead
decapitateverb
to cut off the head of : behead
decapitateverb
to cut off the head of : behead
decanternoun
an ornamental glass bottle used especially for serving wine
decantverb
to pour from one container into another
decantverb
to pour from one container into another
decampverb
to pack up gear and leave a camp
to depart suddenly : abscond
decamped with the funds
1 Then, in her early 20s, she decamped to Manhattan and embraced the professional life, pulling 80-hour weeks as an architectural designer.
2 It’s been a year since Snap decamped from its many storefront offices scattered across the area.
3 As the months rolled by, the fuss slowly settled: the paparazzi decamped from her stomping ground; her parents, Mitch and Janis, began to speak to the press less often.
4 Judith receives a letter and farewell package from none other than Negan, wishing her well as he prepares to decamp for his new series.
5 In the ’90s, when the jobs in Rio dried up, she decamped to Düsseldorf to teach.
6 She took the papers and decamped.
7 Distraught at the time, and nearly penniless, she decamped for Ireland, where she still has a home.
8 In 2001, Catatonia split up, and within a year Matthews had decamped to America.
9 Things started to take off when they decamped to Brighton, using courses as an "excuse", and they still remember the thrill of playing to 20 people at the Free Butt.
10 BBC3 It's Big Weekend time again, and this time Radio 1 has decamped to Bangor in north Wales, and taken a hefty slice of its playlist's biggest stars with it.
11 Production had just begun on the series, which will premiere Sept. 9, and the women had decamped to a bar for a hard-earned drink and soon became engrossed in a conversation about their characters.
12 If a few financiers choose to decamp for some small island-state in search of the smallest possible tax bill, we should wish them good luck.
如果有些金融家为了寻找更低的税务账单而选择到一些小小的岛国安营扎寨的话,那么我们就祝他好运吧!
13 The Ab Fab movie finds Edina and Patsy reeling from “a major incident at an uber fashionable launch party” and decamping to the French Riviera.
14 The parties eventually agreed that Ms. Siegel would decamp to Rolling Stone, committing 80 percent of her work to it, with the remainder going to The Ankler.
15 Prompted by her annoyance with humanity, Amanda, a prickly misanthrope, rents a house to which she, Clay and their teenagers decamp.
16 Cabot's two elder sons decamp to the Californian gold-fields while the youngest, Eben, angrily remains to claim a farm that he believes was his mother's rightful inheritance.
17 It’s a swan song that also flips the art world the bird: recently, Mitchell’s estate decamped to the almighty Zwirner.
18 On top of that, you are performing for a predominantly non-theatregoing audience, not just the London theatre community decamped to Edinburgh.
19 On Saturday, the New York Philharmonic decamps to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for an installment of its Contact! new-music series dedicated to works by Nordic composers.
20 The women decamped to rural areas where they could collectively purchase property and build communities from scratch.
4 逃离
5 离开
back away out exit exodus go leave split quit stir withdraw abandon depart wander disgorge detach yourself make tracks bugger off absent yourself up sticks bale out make yourself scarce get away walk away get along get away from head off break with draw away come away draw out push off ship out piss off duck out
7 逃走
escape slip take to heels turn tail take flight make off runaway run break guy flight bolt getaway bunk escapade desertion lam skedaddle abscondence put skin fly powder desert duck defect flee whip breeze mizzle scarper absquatulate outrun leg bail escaped Lam retreat elope leg take to flight take a clean pair of heels show heels sling hook take hook beat it cut away run for it
8 躲避
shelter evasion go-by hide escape duck evade elude bilk skive jouk duck-shove take cover hide head
9 撤营