decamp
dɪˈkæmp
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Definition of decamp - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
campingleave a camp or campsite
  • We will decamp at dawn to continue our journey.
depart leave
2.
abscondingrun away with something or someone
  • He decamped with the company's funds.
abscond escape flee
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Origin of decamp

French, décamper (to break camp)

Examples of decamp in a sentence

  • Campers must decamp by noon according to the rules.
  • They decamped with the stolen jewels.
  • The rebels decamped under the cover of night.

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  1. French:décamper, s'enfuir, ...
  2. German:aufbrechen, flüchten, ...
  3. Italian:smontare il campo, scappare, ...
  4. Spanish:desmontar, escapar, ...
  5. Portuguese:levantar acampamento, fugir, ...
  6. Chinese:拔营, 潜逃, ...
  7. Japanese:出発する, 逃亡する, ...
  8. Arabic:غادَرَ, فَرَّ بِـ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַעֲזוֹב מַחֲנֶה, לִבְרוֹחַ, ...
  10. Russian:уходить, сбежать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:залишити табір, втекти, ...
  12. Hindi:शिविर छोड़ना, भाग जाना, ...
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