Camp out
/kæmp ˈaʊt/A2
Elementary
1. To sleep outdoors, typically for recreational purposes, often using a tent or similar shelter.
- We decided to camp out in the national park over the weekend.
- Every summer, the family would camp out by the lake for a week.
2. To remain in a particular location for an extended period, especially to secure a place in a queue.
- Fans camped out overnight to get tickets to the concert.
- People are camping out in front of the store for the Black Friday sales.
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