英语词汇tent的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

tent /tent/ noun [C] a shelter consisting of a sheet of cloth supported by poles and ropes, used especially for campingverbspitch/set up/put up a tent also erect a tent formal We looked for a flat area where we could pitch our tent.take down a tent In the morning we took down our tents.pack up a tent (=take it down and put it in a bag) We packed up the tent and set off up the mountain.sleep in a tent Many homes have been destroyed, and people are being forced to sleep in tents.nouns + tenta two-person/five-person etc tent They bought a large six-person tent for family camping.a circus tent (=a large tent in which a circus performs) The large striped circus tent will seat an audience of 500.a mess tent (=a large tent used by soldiers to eat in) A group of soldiers were eating breakfast in the mess tent.a hospitality/beer/lunch etc tent (=a large tent used for providing drinks or food) Ron headed straight for the beer tent.a dome tent (=a tent that is round on top) This is a dome tent that is quick and easy to erect.a pup tent AmE (=a small tent, usually shaped like the top of an A) At camp, the Scouts will sleep in pup tents.tent + nounsa tent peg (=a small stick that holds the tent to the ground) It was hard to hammer the tent pegs into the rocky ground.a tent pole The tent poles are light but strong, so this is a good tent for backpacking.a tent flap (=the door of a tent) She drew back the tent flap and looked outside.a tent camp (=a place where there are a lot of tents for people who have been affected by wars or disasters) Aid workers started building a tent camp for the people whose homes were destroyed in the earthquake.a tent city (=an area in a city where people live in tents, often because they do not have homes) For a while he lived in a tent city for the homeless in Detroit.

词组	tent
释义	tent /tent/ noun [C] a shelter consisting of a sheet of cloth supported by poles and ropes, used especially for campingverbspitch/set up/put up a tent also erect a tent formal We looked for a flat area where we could pitch our tent.take down a tent In the morning we took down our tents.pack up a tent (=take it down and put it in a bag) We packed up the tent and set off up the mountain.sleep in a tent Many homes have been destroyed, and people are being forced to sleep in tents.nouns + tenta two-person/five-person etc tent They bought a large six-person tent for family camping.a circus tent (=a large tent in which a circus performs) The large striped circus tent will seat an audience of 500.a mess tent (=a large tent used by soldiers to eat in) A group of soldiers were eating breakfast in the mess tent.a hospitality/beer/lunch etc tent (=a large tent used for providing drinks or food) Ron headed straight for the beer tent.a dome tent (=a tent that is round on top) This is a dome tent that is quick and easy to erect.a pup tent AmE (=a small tent, usually shaped like the top of an A) At camp, the Scouts will sleep in pup tents.tent + nounsa tent peg (=a small stick that holds the tent to the ground) It was hard to hammer the tent pegs into the rocky ground.a tent pole The tent poles are light but strong, so this is a good tent for backpacking.a tent flap (=the door of a tent) She drew back the tent flap and looked outside.a tent camp (=a place where there are a lot of tents for people who have been affected by wars or disasters) Aid workers started building a tent camp for the people whose homes were destroyed in the earthquake.a tent city (=an area in a city where people live in tents, often because they do not have homes) For a while he lived in a tent city for the homeless in Detroit.
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