boot camp
boot camp 英 [bu:t kæmp] 美 [but kæmp]
n. 海军训练新兵之营地 n. （Boot Camp）启动转换
名词复数:boot camps
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- n. 海军训练新兵之营地
- n. （Boot Camp）启动转换
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1. The Army recruiter said I could be on my way to boot camp in a week, the Air Force said a month. The Army it was.
然后陆军招募人员告诉我，我可以在一周之内进入新兵训练营，而空军告诉我需要一个月的时间，那就选择陆军吧。
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2. It will reveal the best in you; this boot camp will provide you the opportunity to have an “amazing marriage, ” if you pass its test.
它会显示你最优秀的一面；如果你通过了考验，这个训练营会给你提供拥有“美好婚姻”的机会。
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3. In San Diego, addressing a parade of young Marines who had just finished boot camp, he said, “I feel a deep responsibility to each of you, as if you were my own sons.
在圣迭戈，在检阅一队刚完成新兵训练的陆战队员时，他如是说道，“我感觉到我对你们每个人所应担负的责任，就像父亲之与孩子那样深重。”
- boot camp (n.) "training station for recruits," by 1941, U.S. Marines slang, said to be from boot (n.1) as slang for "recruit," which is attested by 1915 and supposedly dates from the Spanish-American War and is a synecdoche from boots "leggings worn by U.S. sailors."
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