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/ˈkampo/
Translation
field; countryside
Word origin
From Latin campus ('open field, plain'). The same root gives English 'camp', 'campus' and 'champion'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- campus
- English cognates
- camp, campus, champion
Grammar
Examples
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We spent the weekend in the countryside.
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She works in the field of medicine.
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The fields are full of yellow flowers.
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The team came out onto the pitch and the people shouted with joy.
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Her grandparents always lived in the countryside near Granada.
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We spent the weekend at a country house.
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