Definition of kampong in English:

kampong

(also kampung)

noun kamˈpɒŋˈkampɒŋˈkämpôNG

A Malaysian enclosure or village.
（马来西亚的）小村庄
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘There's a great need to build health awareness in the villages and kampungs, and slowly this is happening,’ said Faud.
- If I lived in a kampong, the food that I eat would not be considered special,’ she said.
- The original look of a kampong is all that the tourists want to see.
- They could also have burned down an entire kampung if they couldn't find us.
- In the kampong, she lives with an old woman who was her mother's neighbor.
- There is no fence to separate it from the nearby kampung, and no proper external lighting.
- From the river you will see kampongs, a golden-domed mosque, a Victorian fort, a whole street of 19th century Chinese shophouses, and an imposing wooden-roofed palace, all set against a background of distant mountains.
- Residents of a kampong in Tangerang, west of Jakarta, have been exposed to radioactive waste for at least nine years.
- Rasdullah, who tried but failed to qualify for the 2002 gubernatorial election, said more than 87,000 families in 40 kampongs across the city had been affected by the evictions.
- There are events and issues in their own kampung that are newsworthy.
- Situated off the road in a Balinese kampong, it blends perfectly in the traditional surroundings of Banjar Palak, Sukawati, where it is located.
- WHEN I was a little girl we lived in a kampong in Malaysia.
- ‘About 100 families in the kampong voluntarily prepare the meals,’ said Abdul Hamid, a resident of Kampung Luar Batang.
- Now, most of the kampongs have grotesque concrete eyesores fingering the sea, and there are all manner of boats arriving or departing every other hour.
- My own little corner in Pamulang used to be quite idyllic: fresh air, nice neighbors (also the kampong people) and hardly any traffic.
- Six months after starting the program, it was a joy to walk through the kampungs.
- Through the kampong's black palms came the sound of galloping gamelan orchestras and bamboo sticks clacking away the evil spirits.
- The people who live in the housing complex near my kampong do the same thing.
- The charity feeds 700 children in four kampongs each month and sponsors 120 children to attend school, among other things.
- Her husband distributed beer and live chickens to other kampungs.

Origin

Malay; compare with compound².

Rhymes

crampon, tampon

Definition of kampong in US English:

kampong

nounˈkämpôNG

A Malaysian enclosure or village.
（马来西亚的）小村庄
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘There's a great need to build health awareness in the villages and kampungs, and slowly this is happening,’ said Faud.
- Six months after starting the program, it was a joy to walk through the kampungs.
- Situated off the road in a Balinese kampong, it blends perfectly in the traditional surroundings of Banjar Palak, Sukawati, where it is located.
- The charity feeds 700 children in four kampongs each month and sponsors 120 children to attend school, among other things.
- WHEN I was a little girl we lived in a kampong in Malaysia.
- Residents of a kampong in Tangerang, west of Jakarta, have been exposed to radioactive waste for at least nine years.
- There is no fence to separate it from the nearby kampung, and no proper external lighting.
- They could also have burned down an entire kampung if they couldn't find us.
- The people who live in the housing complex near my kampong do the same thing.
- There are events and issues in their own kampung that are newsworthy.
- ‘About 100 families in the kampong voluntarily prepare the meals,’ said Abdul Hamid, a resident of Kampung Luar Batang.
- The original look of a kampong is all that the tourists want to see.
- Rasdullah, who tried but failed to qualify for the 2002 gubernatorial election, said more than 87,000 families in 40 kampongs across the city had been affected by the evictions.
- If I lived in a kampong, the food that I eat would not be considered special,’ she said.
- Now, most of the kampongs have grotesque concrete eyesores fingering the sea, and there are all manner of boats arriving or departing every other hour.
- Through the kampong's black palms came the sound of galloping gamelan orchestras and bamboo sticks clacking away the evil spirits.
- My own little corner in Pamulang used to be quite idyllic: fresh air, nice neighbors (also the kampong people) and hardly any traffic.
- Her husband distributed beer and live chickens to other kampungs.
- From the river you will see kampongs, a golden-domed mosque, a Victorian fort, a whole street of 19th century Chinese shophouses, and an imposing wooden-roofed palace, all set against a background of distant mountains.
- In the kampong, she lives with an old woman who was her mother's neighbor.

Origin

Malay; compare with compound.

词汇	kampong
释义	Definition of kampong in English: kampong (also kampung) noun kamˈpɒŋˈkampɒŋˈkämpôNG A Malaysian enclosure or village. （马来西亚的）小村庄 Example sentencesExamples ‘There's a great need to build health awareness in the villages and kampungs, and slowly this is happening,’ said Faud. If I lived in a kampong, the food that I eat would not be considered special,’ she said. The original look of a kampong is all that the tourists want to see. They could also have burned down an entire kampung if they couldn't find us. In the kampong, she lives with an old woman who was her mother's neighbor. There is no fence to separate it from the nearby kampung, and no proper external lighting. From the river you will see kampongs, a golden-domed mosque, a Victorian fort, a whole street of 19th century Chinese shophouses, and an imposing wooden-roofed palace, all set against a background of distant mountains. Residents of a kampong in Tangerang, west of Jakarta, have been exposed to radioactive waste for at least nine years. Rasdullah, who tried but failed to qualify for the 2002 gubernatorial election, said more than 87,000 families in 40 kampongs across the city had been affected by the evictions. There are events and issues in their own kampung that are newsworthy. Situated off the road in a Balinese kampong, it blends perfectly in the traditional surroundings of Banjar Palak, Sukawati, where it is located. WHEN I was a little girl we lived in a kampong in Malaysia. ‘About 100 families in the kampong voluntarily prepare the meals,’ said Abdul Hamid, a resident of Kampung Luar Batang. Now, most of the kampongs have grotesque concrete eyesores fingering the sea, and there are all manner of boats arriving or departing every other hour. My own little corner in Pamulang used to be quite idyllic: fresh air, nice neighbors (also the kampong people) and hardly any traffic. Six months after starting the program, it was a joy to walk through the kampungs. Through the kampong's black palms came the sound of galloping gamelan orchestras and bamboo sticks clacking away the evil spirits. The people who live in the housing complex near my kampong do the same thing. The charity feeds 700 children in four kampongs each month and sponsors 120 children to attend school, among other things. Her husband distributed beer and live chickens to other kampungs. Origin Malay; compare with compound². Rhymes crampon, tampon Definition of kampong in US English: kampong nounˈkämpôNG A Malaysian enclosure or village. （马来西亚的）小村庄 Example sentencesExamples ‘There's a great need to build health awareness in the villages and kampungs, and slowly this is happening,’ said Faud. Six months after starting the program, it was a joy to walk through the kampungs. Situated off the road in a Balinese kampong, it blends perfectly in the traditional surroundings of Banjar Palak, Sukawati, where it is located. The charity feeds 700 children in four kampongs each month and sponsors 120 children to attend school, among other things. WHEN I was a little girl we lived in a kampong in Malaysia. Residents of a kampong in Tangerang, west of Jakarta, have been exposed to radioactive waste for at least nine years. There is no fence to separate it from the nearby kampung, and no proper external lighting. They could also have burned down an entire kampung if they couldn't find us. The people who live in the housing complex near my kampong do the same thing. There are events and issues in their own kampung that are newsworthy. ‘About 100 families in the kampong voluntarily prepare the meals,’ said Abdul Hamid, a resident of Kampung Luar Batang. The original look of a kampong is all that the tourists want to see. Rasdullah, who tried but failed to qualify for the 2002 gubernatorial election, said more than 87,000 families in 40 kampongs across the city had been affected by the evictions. If I lived in a kampong, the food that I eat would not be considered special,’ she said. Now, most of the kampongs have grotesque concrete eyesores fingering the sea, and there are all manner of boats arriving or departing every other hour. Through the kampong's black palms came the sound of galloping gamelan orchestras and bamboo sticks clacking away the evil spirits. My own little corner in Pamulang used to be quite idyllic: fresh air, nice neighbors (also the kampong people) and hardly any traffic. Her husband distributed beer and live chickens to other kampungs. From the river you will see kampongs, a golden-domed mosque, a Victorian fort, a whole street of 19th century Chinese shophouses, and an imposing wooden-roofed palace, all set against a background of distant mountains. In the kampong, she lives with an old woman who was her mother's neighbor. Origin Malay; compare with compound.
随便看	looking after one's own looking as if one had lost a pound and found a penny looking as if one had seen a ghost looking as if one has seen a ghost looking for looking forward looking glass looking-glass give money to give money towards give mouth give mouth give much thought to give much thought to something given given give name to give narcotics to giveness give new energy to give (new) life to give new strength to given name given names givenness