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Перевод: encampment

[существительное]
лагерь ; место лагеря; расположение лагерем

Тезаурус:

1. They had however heard no sounds of disturbance from the encampment area beyond the town, and there was no observable brightening of the fireglow from there.
2. Cavalry Demonstrations in period costume with full authentic c. 19th encampment and equipment.
3. Well, then I spotted this encampment of Berbers and thought, God I gotta get outta here
4. The noise and clamour did tend to warn those on the far side of the encampment that something was very much amiss, but this did not produce any organised stand or opposition, only flight.
5. Once round the bend, they were confronted with the sight of a mass of men hurrying towards them, a few hundred yards off, some mounted but most afoot, in no sort of order, spread and strung out over perhaps quarter of a mile of gently-rising ground, with the monkish buildings and its township behind, as well as the tented encampment.
6. The great encampment, they had been informed, was on the level ground to the east of the town, its common indeed, the opposite side from castle and river - which was a blessing.
7. French warships anchored in Beirut bay and French troops set up their first encampment at Khalde, where Beirut international airport now stands - and where the US Marines were to establish their own doomed military headquarters 122 years later.
8. A blitz policy was adopted by having a hutted encampment erected on the ground in the spring for the accommodation of the staff.
9. See the everyday happenings; the kitchen working and a full soldiers encampment.
10. He'd expected a clandestine rendezvous - curtained windows, locked doors - not a gypsy encampment.
11. They had perhaps three hundred yards to cover to the edge of the encampment; and as they neared this it dawned on Ramsay that, of all things, the enemy had placed their horse-lines here at this western rim of their cantonment.
12. So the encampment and the monastic township was scoured for foodstuffs and provisioning for the besieged - unfortunately no powder and ball was found - and this loaded on to horses.
13. We were like a terrible gypsy encampment.