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pitch up tents (They pitched up tents and stayed for at least a couple of days before returning to their bases. • He had tents pitched up at the flat, so men could work around the clock and he could keep them in his sights. • Most of the beaches had tents pitched up for the people visiting.) |
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pitch up a tent (Their longest stay had lasted for five days when they pitched up a tent on an island where they explored primeval caves and snorkeled in the surrounding waters. • They all were very afraid to go inside the house. so, they pitched up a tent and stayed there for three days under the tree. fulgidezza); pitch a tent (So they pitched a tent for Absalom on the roof, and he slept with his father's concubines in the sight of all Israel. • Brian Tagalik and his family ... pitched a tent on the grounds of the legislative assembly in the hope of being bumped up the waiting list to get public housing, after four years of waiting.); erect a tent (В.И.Макаров); put up a tent (В.И.Макаров); set up a tent (a scarecrow, a fence, posts, a statue, etc., и т.д.) |
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camp out (в знач. "встать лагерем": We spent three days in Algonquin Provincial Park, in Ontario. We were out canoeing with two friends at a place called Rock Lake, then we decided to camp out on the shore. ART Vancouver); camp (Along the way, they stopped at Hurricane Ridge above Port Angeles to camp and caught the stunning photo without even realizing it.  vancouverisawesome.com ART Vancouver) |
