Definition of boot camp in English:

boot camp

noun

North American

1A military training camp for new recruits, with very harsh discipline.
〈主北美〉新兵训练营
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm also going to see my son graduate from Marine Corps boot camp, sir.
- He had done his training apprenticeship at a boot camp north of Denver.
- They're every bit Marines, even if they don't attend boot camp and aren't assigned combat missions.
- He vividly remembers his boot camp drill sergeant demanding of each new soldier what they were fighting for.
- If qualified mentally and physically, you then go to boot camp for basic training.
- The second is simply some great advice for those who are going off to basic training / boot camp..
- Once the platoon graduated from formal boot camp, a squad was assigned to each troop.
- By World War I, The Bluejacket's Manual was issued alongside the Handy Book to every recruit entering boot camp.
- Most had heard of the legendary myths of Marine Corps boot camp, but none had seen this level of training up close and personal.
- The mental strength required by each and everyone cannot be given in the form of boot camp or training.
- The Department of Defense should require all journalists who want to be embedded with troops to attend the boot camp.
- He even spent a couple of weeks at a military boot camp to prepare, braving extremes of weather from blistering heat to thunderstorms and a tornado.
- For the new recruit, fresh from follow-up training after boot camp, this was where he or she met the ‘real’ Navy.
- You must be fit, available and willing to cut your hair in a military style and attend an intensive boot camp for two weeks prior to filming.
- After all, the recruits who are in boot camp face a Navy that is different than the one we joined.
- After boot camp I was assigned to a training command in Memphis where I would spend six months learning to become an avionics technician.
- The Navy has a delayed entry program, which means that there is a waiting period until recruits are sent to boot camp.
- He just enlisted this past year, finished his boot camp and his training at Parris Island in South Carolina.
- During boot camp one night, the private says, a drill sergeant turned on the barracks lights and falsely accused her and a friend of kissing.
- All I had to do was under go a training program similar to boot camp.
1. 1.1 A prison for young offenders, run on military lines.
  （军方用来关押年轻罪犯的）监狱
  Example sentencesExamples
  She died in a government boot camp for girls after a forced run of several miles.
  A controversial boot camp for some of the country's worst offenders is fighting to remain open after public funding was withdrawn.
  It was born out of the boot camp ideal and challenged offenders to examine their own motivation and behaviour.
  Another aspect of the boot camp phenomenon that should disturb people is that the kids who are sent to such places are mostly poor and minority.
  Unfortunately, three weeks ago Jonathan had to go to a boot camp for a little discipline.
  A total of 12 of the 107 interviews were conducted in institutions - 11 in local jails and one in the state boot camp.
  Three hundred drug rehabilitation inmates are now experiencing boot camp in Sattahip.
  I asked him if he had just gotten back from boot camp.
  He says his son has never stuck at anything and gave him just 48 hours in the TV boot camp.
  Do you miss anything about the boot camp experience and being isolated?
  And there is an interesting inside look at a boot camp for civil disobedience.
  After a shortened boot camp, he found himself guarding empty garbage cans.
  Irving went to Oklahoma for boot camp in August 2001.
  But the point of the boot camp is that it would be tough and it might just put a stop to their behaviour.
  But the boot camp that's going to be held here has nothing to do with crime or correction.
  Synonyms
  prison, penal institution, place of detention, lock-up, place of confinement, guardhouse, correctional facility, detention centre
2. 1.2 A short, intensive, and rigorous course of training.
  a gruelling, late-summer boot camp for would-be football players
  Example sentencesExamples
  You can cram for the exam at a one-week boot camp or take your time and learn gradually.
  You've put a focus on strengthening TI's customer relationships, even sending managers through a rigorous boot camp to help them understand customer frustrations.
  The boot camp itself is held at WTI's high-spec training rooms in Galway and consists of extensive hands-on exercises and exam preparation.
  And he sent 2,000 employees through a two-day boot camp designed to help them better understand customer gripes.
  She's now about to star in new drama Bombshell, for which she underwent serious training: "I went to boot camp for three days."
  A boot camp for the Spanish national team and the venue for three World Cup 2002 matches, Ulsan serves as a microcosm of how soccer business is at work.
  In one area, 30 new recruits sit through programming boot camp; down the hall, 25 even newer hires are filling out HR forms.
  A local not-for-profit organization held its fourth annual "entrepreneurship boot camp" at St. Jerome's April 25 - 28.
  This is a one-night only show featuring the recruits to Jan Maree's intensive two-day comedy boot camp.
  It's also a boot camp for salespeople and a laboratory to help the company's product developers understand how consumers interact with appliances.
  The MBAs attend a three-day boot camp to learn the decision-making process and, later, how to apply that framework to case studies.
  The actors, too, enjoyed getting involved with the physical stuff, having trained for weeks at boot camp beforehand.
  The competitors live together and endure a series of tasks in a highly accelerated modeling boot camp.
  It has evolved into a five-day boot camp of workshops from nine to four, panel discussions from four to six, and screenings after seven.
  Once cast, performers report to Montreal for six or eight weeks of basic-training boot camp, run by a Russian coach, Boris Verkhovsky.
  A series of workshops in the UK, sponsored by the European Commission, offer 150 companies the chance to experience a two-day "boot camp" for first-time business leaders.
  I've just spent the last two days with The Big Blog Company helping with their boot camps for journalists.
  She describes boot camp as a "silly" week full of team bonding activities and games that the dancers really look forward to.
  Your students won't want to quit either because once they've been through boot camp they will be too excited about their progress to stop.
  To be sure, the CEO Academy is more than just a novel experiment in executive education - it may be the poshest, most expensive boot camp ever.

Definition of boot camp in US English:

boot camp

nounˈbo͞ot ˌkampˈbut ˌkæmp

North American

1A military training camp for new recruits, with strict discipline.
〈主北美〉新兵训练营
Example sentencesExamples
- All I had to do was under go a training program similar to boot camp.
- If qualified mentally and physically, you then go to boot camp for basic training.
- During boot camp one night, the private says, a drill sergeant turned on the barracks lights and falsely accused her and a friend of kissing.
- He vividly remembers his boot camp drill sergeant demanding of each new soldier what they were fighting for.
- He even spent a couple of weeks at a military boot camp to prepare, braving extremes of weather from blistering heat to thunderstorms and a tornado.
- After all, the recruits who are in boot camp face a Navy that is different than the one we joined.
- You must be fit, available and willing to cut your hair in a military style and attend an intensive boot camp for two weeks prior to filming.
- The Navy has a delayed entry program, which means that there is a waiting period until recruits are sent to boot camp.
- For the new recruit, fresh from follow-up training after boot camp, this was where he or she met the ‘real’ Navy.
- Most had heard of the legendary myths of Marine Corps boot camp, but none had seen this level of training up close and personal.
- The Department of Defense should require all journalists who want to be embedded with troops to attend the boot camp.
- Once the platoon graduated from formal boot camp, a squad was assigned to each troop.
- They're every bit Marines, even if they don't attend boot camp and aren't assigned combat missions.
- He had done his training apprenticeship at a boot camp north of Denver.
- He just enlisted this past year, finished his boot camp and his training at Parris Island in South Carolina.
- By World War I, The Bluejacket's Manual was issued alongside the Handy Book to every recruit entering boot camp.
- I'm also going to see my son graduate from Marine Corps boot camp, sir.
- After boot camp I was assigned to a training command in Memphis where I would spend six months learning to become an avionics technician.
- The mental strength required by each and everyone cannot be given in the form of boot camp or training.
- The second is simply some great advice for those who are going off to basic training / boot camp..
1. 1.1 A prison for youthful offenders, run on military lines.
  （军方用来关押年轻罪犯的）监狱
  Example sentencesExamples
  Another aspect of the boot camp phenomenon that should disturb people is that the kids who are sent to such places are mostly poor and minority.
  He says his son has never stuck at anything and gave him just 48 hours in the TV boot camp.
  Irving went to Oklahoma for boot camp in August 2001.
  Unfortunately, three weeks ago Jonathan had to go to a boot camp for a little discipline.
  A controversial boot camp for some of the country's worst offenders is fighting to remain open after public funding was withdrawn.
  She died in a government boot camp for girls after a forced run of several miles.
  I asked him if he had just gotten back from boot camp.
  Do you miss anything about the boot camp experience and being isolated?
  But the boot camp that's going to be held here has nothing to do with crime or correction.
  A total of 12 of the 107 interviews were conducted in institutions - 11 in local jails and one in the state boot camp.
  Three hundred drug rehabilitation inmates are now experiencing boot camp in Sattahip.
  But the point of the boot camp is that it would be tough and it might just put a stop to their behaviour.
  After a shortened boot camp, he found himself guarding empty garbage cans.
  It was born out of the boot camp ideal and challenged offenders to examine their own motivation and behaviour.
  And there is an interesting inside look at a boot camp for civil disobedience.
  Synonyms
  prison, penal institution, place of detention, lock-up, place of confinement, guardhouse, correctional facility, detention centre
2. 1.2 A short, intensive, and rigorous course of training.
  a grueling, late-summer boot camp for would-be football players
  Example sentencesExamples
  A boot camp for the Spanish national team and the venue for three World Cup 2002 matches, Ulsan serves as a microcosm of how soccer business is at work.
  You can cram for the exam at a one-week boot camp or take your time and learn gradually.
  The actors, too, enjoyed getting involved with the physical stuff, having trained for weeks at boot camp beforehand.
  Your students won't want to quit either because once they've been through boot camp they will be too excited about their progress to stop.
  She's now about to star in new drama Bombshell, for which she underwent serious training: "I went to boot camp for three days."
  In one area, 30 new recruits sit through programming boot camp; down the hall, 25 even newer hires are filling out HR forms.
  A series of workshops in the UK, sponsored by the European Commission, offer 150 companies the chance to experience a two-day "boot camp" for first-time business leaders.
  To be sure, the CEO Academy is more than just a novel experiment in executive education - it may be the poshest, most expensive boot camp ever.
  It's also a boot camp for salespeople and a laboratory to help the company's product developers understand how consumers interact with appliances.
  It has evolved into a five-day boot camp of workshops from nine to four, panel discussions from four to six, and screenings after seven.
  You've put a focus on strengthening TI's customer relationships, even sending managers through a rigorous boot camp to help them understand customer frustrations.
  A local not-for-profit organization held its fourth annual "entrepreneurship boot camp" at St. Jerome's April 25 - 28.
  The competitors live together and endure a series of tasks in a highly accelerated modeling boot camp.
  I've just spent the last two days with The Big Blog Company helping with their boot camps for journalists.
  This is a one-night only show featuring the recruits to Jan Maree's intensive two-day comedy boot camp.
  The boot camp itself is held at WTI's high-spec training rooms in Galway and consists of extensive hands-on exercises and exam preparation.
  Once cast, performers report to Montreal for six or eight weeks of basic-training boot camp, run by a Russian coach, Boris Verkhovsky.
  And he sent 2,000 employees through a two-day boot camp designed to help them better understand customer gripes.
  The MBAs attend a three-day boot camp to learn the decision-making process and, later, how to apply that framework to case studies.
  She describes boot camp as a "silly" week full of team bonding activities and games that the dancers really look forward to.

词汇	boot camp
释义	Definition of boot camp in English: boot camp noun North American 1A military training camp for new recruits, with very harsh discipline. 〈主北美〉新兵训练营 Example sentencesExamples I'm also going to see my son graduate from Marine Corps boot camp, sir. He had done his training apprenticeship at a boot camp north of Denver. They're every bit Marines, even if they don't attend boot camp and aren't assigned combat missions. He vividly remembers his boot camp drill sergeant demanding of each new soldier what they were fighting for. If qualified mentally and physically, you then go to boot camp for basic training. The second is simply some great advice for those who are going off to basic training / boot camp.. Once the platoon graduated from formal boot camp, a squad was assigned to each troop. By World War I, The Bluejacket's Manual was issued alongside the Handy Book to every recruit entering boot camp. Most had heard of the legendary myths of Marine Corps boot camp, but none had seen this level of training up close and personal. The mental strength required by each and everyone cannot be given in the form of boot camp or training. The Department of Defense should require all journalists who want to be embedded with troops to attend the boot camp. He even spent a couple of weeks at a military boot camp to prepare, braving extremes of weather from blistering heat to thunderstorms and a tornado. For the new recruit, fresh from follow-up training after boot camp, this was where he or she met the ‘real’ Navy. You must be fit, available and willing to cut your hair in a military style and attend an intensive boot camp for two weeks prior to filming. After all, the recruits who are in boot camp face a Navy that is different than the one we joined. After boot camp I was assigned to a training command in Memphis where I would spend six months learning to become an avionics technician. The Navy has a delayed entry program, which means that there is a waiting period until recruits are sent to boot camp. He just enlisted this past year, finished his boot camp and his training at Parris Island in South Carolina. During boot camp one night, the private says, a drill sergeant turned on the barracks lights and falsely accused her and a friend of kissing. All I had to do was under go a training program similar to boot camp. 1.1 A prison for young offenders, run on military lines. （军方用来关押年轻罪犯的）监狱 Example sentencesExamples She died in a government boot camp for girls after a forced run of several miles. A controversial boot camp for some of the country's worst offenders is fighting to remain open after public funding was withdrawn. It was born out of the boot camp ideal and challenged offenders to examine their own motivation and behaviour. Another aspect of the boot camp phenomenon that should disturb people is that the kids who are sent to such places are mostly poor and minority. Unfortunately, three weeks ago Jonathan had to go to a boot camp for a little discipline. A total of 12 of the 107 interviews were conducted in institutions - 11 in local jails and one in the state boot camp. Three hundred drug rehabilitation inmates are now experiencing boot camp in Sattahip. I asked him if he had just gotten back from boot camp. He says his son has never stuck at anything and gave him just 48 hours in the TV boot camp. Do you miss anything about the boot camp experience and being isolated? And there is an interesting inside look at a boot camp for civil disobedience. After a shortened boot camp, he found himself guarding empty garbage cans. Irving went to Oklahoma for boot camp in August 2001. But the point of the boot camp is that it would be tough and it might just put a stop to their behaviour. But the boot camp that's going to be held here has nothing to do with crime or correction. Synonyms prison, penal institution, place of detention, lock-up, place of confinement, guardhouse, correctional facility, detention centre 1.2 A short, intensive, and rigorous course of training. a gruelling, late-summer boot camp for would-be football players Example sentencesExamples You can cram for the exam at a one-week boot camp or take your time and learn gradually. You've put a focus on strengthening TI's customer relationships, even sending managers through a rigorous boot camp to help them understand customer frustrations. The boot camp itself is held at WTI's high-spec training rooms in Galway and consists of extensive hands-on exercises and exam preparation. And he sent 2,000 employees through a two-day boot camp designed to help them better understand customer gripes. She's now about to star in new drama Bombshell, for which she underwent serious training: "I went to boot camp for three days." A boot camp for the Spanish national team and the venue for three World Cup 2002 matches, Ulsan serves as a microcosm of how soccer business is at work. In one area, 30 new recruits sit through programming boot camp; down the hall, 25 even newer hires are filling out HR forms. A local not-for-profit organization held its fourth annual "entrepreneurship boot camp" at St. Jerome's April 25 - 28. This is a one-night only show featuring the recruits to Jan Maree's intensive two-day comedy boot camp. It's also a boot camp for salespeople and a laboratory to help the company's product developers understand how consumers interact with appliances. The MBAs attend a three-day boot camp to learn the decision-making process and, later, how to apply that framework to case studies. The actors, too, enjoyed getting involved with the physical stuff, having trained for weeks at boot camp beforehand. The competitors live together and endure a series of tasks in a highly accelerated modeling boot camp. It has evolved into a five-day boot camp of workshops from nine to four, panel discussions from four to six, and screenings after seven. Once cast, performers report to Montreal for six or eight weeks of basic-training boot camp, run by a Russian coach, Boris Verkhovsky. A series of workshops in the UK, sponsored by the European Commission, offer 150 companies the chance to experience a two-day "boot camp" for first-time business leaders. I've just spent the last two days with The Big Blog Company helping with their boot camps for journalists. She describes boot camp as a "silly" week full of team bonding activities and games that the dancers really look forward to. Your students won't want to quit either because once they've been through boot camp they will be too excited about their progress to stop. To be sure, the CEO Academy is more than just a novel experiment in executive education - it may be the poshest, most expensive boot camp ever. Definition of boot camp in US English: boot camp nounˈbo͞ot ˌkampˈbut ˌkæmp North American 1A military training camp for new recruits, with strict discipline. 〈主北美〉新兵训练营 Example sentencesExamples All I had to do was under go a training program similar to boot camp. If qualified mentally and physically, you then go to boot camp for basic training. During boot camp one night, the private says, a drill sergeant turned on the barracks lights and falsely accused her and a friend of kissing. He vividly remembers his boot camp drill sergeant demanding of each new soldier what they were fighting for. He even spent a couple of weeks at a military boot camp to prepare, braving extremes of weather from blistering heat to thunderstorms and a tornado. After all, the recruits who are in boot camp face a Navy that is different than the one we joined. You must be fit, available and willing to cut your hair in a military style and attend an intensive boot camp for two weeks prior to filming. The Navy has a delayed entry program, which means that there is a waiting period until recruits are sent to boot camp. For the new recruit, fresh from follow-up training after boot camp, this was where he or she met the ‘real’ Navy. Most had heard of the legendary myths of Marine Corps boot camp, but none had seen this level of training up close and personal. The Department of Defense should require all journalists who want to be embedded with troops to attend the boot camp. Once the platoon graduated from formal boot camp, a squad was assigned to each troop. They're every bit Marines, even if they don't attend boot camp and aren't assigned combat missions. He had done his training apprenticeship at a boot camp north of Denver. He just enlisted this past year, finished his boot camp and his training at Parris Island in South Carolina. By World War I, The Bluejacket's Manual was issued alongside the Handy Book to every recruit entering boot camp. I'm also going to see my son graduate from Marine Corps boot camp, sir. After boot camp I was assigned to a training command in Memphis where I would spend six months learning to become an avionics technician. The mental strength required by each and everyone cannot be given in the form of boot camp or training. The second is simply some great advice for those who are going off to basic training / boot camp.. 1.1 A prison for youthful offenders, run on military lines. （军方用来关押年轻罪犯的）监狱 Example sentencesExamples Another aspect of the boot camp phenomenon that should disturb people is that the kids who are sent to such places are mostly poor and minority. He says his son has never stuck at anything and gave him just 48 hours in the TV boot camp. Irving went to Oklahoma for boot camp in August 2001. Unfortunately, three weeks ago Jonathan had to go to a boot camp for a little discipline. A controversial boot camp for some of the country's worst offenders is fighting to remain open after public funding was withdrawn. She died in a government boot camp for girls after a forced run of several miles. I asked him if he had just gotten back from boot camp. Do you miss anything about the boot camp experience and being isolated? But the boot camp that's going to be held here has nothing to do with crime or correction. A total of 12 of the 107 interviews were conducted in institutions - 11 in local jails and one in the state boot camp. Three hundred drug rehabilitation inmates are now experiencing boot camp in Sattahip. But the point of the boot camp is that it would be tough and it might just put a stop to their behaviour. After a shortened boot camp, he found himself guarding empty garbage cans. It was born out of the boot camp ideal and challenged offenders to examine their own motivation and behaviour. And there is an interesting inside look at a boot camp for civil disobedience. Synonyms prison, penal institution, place of detention, lock-up, place of confinement, guardhouse, correctional facility, detention centre 1.2 A short, intensive, and rigorous course of training. a grueling, late-summer boot camp for would-be football players Example sentencesExamples A boot camp for the Spanish national team and the venue for three World Cup 2002 matches, Ulsan serves as a microcosm of how soccer business is at work. You can cram for the exam at a one-week boot camp or take your time and learn gradually. The actors, too, enjoyed getting involved with the physical stuff, having trained for weeks at boot camp beforehand. Your students won't want to quit either because once they've been through boot camp they will be too excited about their progress to stop. She's now about to star in new drama Bombshell, for which she underwent serious training: "I went to boot camp for three days." In one area, 30 new recruits sit through programming boot camp; down the hall, 25 even newer hires are filling out HR forms. A series of workshops in the UK, sponsored by the European Commission, offer 150 companies the chance to experience a two-day "boot camp" for first-time business leaders. To be sure, the CEO Academy is more than just a novel experiment in executive education - it may be the poshest, most expensive boot camp ever. It's also a boot camp for salespeople and a laboratory to help the company's product developers understand how consumers interact with appliances. It has evolved into a five-day boot camp of workshops from nine to four, panel discussions from four to six, and screenings after seven. You've put a focus on strengthening TI's customer relationships, even sending managers through a rigorous boot camp to help them understand customer frustrations. A local not-for-profit organization held its fourth annual "entrepreneurship boot camp" at St. Jerome's April 25 - 28. The competitors live together and endure a series of tasks in a highly accelerated modeling boot camp. I've just spent the last two days with The Big Blog Company helping with their boot camps for journalists. This is a one-night only show featuring the recruits to Jan Maree's intensive two-day comedy boot camp. The boot camp itself is held at WTI's high-spec training rooms in Galway and consists of extensive hands-on exercises and exam preparation. Once cast, performers report to Montreal for six or eight weeks of basic-training boot camp, run by a Russian coach, Boris Verkhovsky. And he sent 2,000 employees through a two-day boot camp designed to help them better understand customer gripes. The MBAs attend a three-day boot camp to learn the decision-making process and, later, how to apply that framework to case studies. She describes boot camp as a "silly" week full of team bonding activities and games that the dancers really look forward to.
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