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ESLPod_0682_WE_1038 Minor Medical Injuries The verb "to camp," in this podcast, means to spend time outdoors, sleeping in a sleeping bag or in a tent: "Do you want to go camping this weekend?" A "camp" is a place where young people go for a period of time during vacations from school: "Melba wants to go to tennis camp." A "day camp" is a camp that has activities for children only during the day, so that the children go home at night: "Sofia is too young for summer camp, but her parents enrolled her in a day camp instead." A "fat camp" is a camp where overweight people learn how to eat better and exercise more: "Coco lost more than 20 pounds at fat camp last summer, and we hardy recognized him!" Finally, a "concentration camp" is a place where prisoners are treated very badly: "Have you read about the Auschwitz concentration camp?"

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ESLPod 682 to camp Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0682_WE_1038
Episode Id	ESLPod 682
Episode Title	Minor Medical Injuries
Phrase	to camp
Text	The verb "to camp," in this podcast, means to spend time outdoors, sleeping in a sleeping bag or in a tent: "Do you want to go camping this weekend?" A "camp" is a place where young people go for a period of time during vacations from school: "Melba wants to go to tennis camp." A "day camp" is a camp that has activities for children only during the day, so that the children go home at night: "Sofia is too young for summer camp, but her parents enrolled her in a day camp instead." A "fat camp" is a camp where overweight people learn how to eat better and exercise more: "Coco lost more than 20 pounds at fat camp last summer, and we hardy recognized him!" Finally, a "concentration camp" is a place where prisoners are treated very badly: "Have you read about the Auschwitz concentration camp?"
Topics	Health + Medicine

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