bivouac

UK:  ['bɪvʊ.æk]

US:  ['bɪvu.æk]

第三人称单数：bivouacks  现在分词：bivouacking  过去式：bivouacked  复数：bivouacs  

n.

1.露营,野营;露营地

2.临时宿营地

3.蚁体巢

v.

1.露营,露宿

1 . He found a means to traverse the throng and to pass the bivouac of the troops, he shunned the patrols , he avoided the sentinels.
他想尽办法，穿过那人群，穿过露宿的士兵，避开巡逻队，避开岗哨。

2 . The two climbers went up to 6600 meters and made a bivouac for the night.
这两名登山者曾到达马卡鲁峰海拔6600米处，并晚上在此露营。

3 . People obtained a glimpse of the two men, who were now a little higher and about to bivouac for the fifth time.
人们得以瞥见这两名德国人。他们正准备第五次宿营。宿营点的高度比之前的地点略高一些。

4 . I would also like to help all the stray dogs, so that they can have a warm home, no longer had the kind of bivouac life.
我也想帮助所有的流浪狗，让他们有一个温暖的家，不再过那种风餐露宿的生活。

5 . To clean out an area from snipers was time consuming and sometimes it took a whole day before a bivouac area was secured.
清扫一个地区的狙击手是一项耗时的差事，有时甚至要花上一天才能清理出一块露营地。