bivouac
bivouac — 名詞
- bivouacsingular
- bivouacsplural
1. a simple outdoor shelter that people make for sleeping in overnight when they do
臨時遮蔽處
無帳篷的戶外臨時棲身處
a simple outdoor shelter that people make for sleeping in overnight when they do not have a proper tent, built from materials such as branches, tarpaulins, snow, or rocks — commonly used by hikers, climbers, and soldiers in the field
The hikers built a bivouac under a rocky overhang before the storm arrived.
健行者在岩壁下方搭建了一處臨時遮蔽處,趕在暴風雨來臨前完成。
collocation: build a bivouac
Soldiers were trained to construct a bivouac from branches and rain ponchos within ten minutes.
士兵們受過訓練,能用樹枝和雨披在十分鐘內蓋好一座臨時遮蔽處。
construct + bivouac + from [materials]
After the landslide blocked the path, the climbers made a bivouac between two large rocks for the night.
山崩擋住去路後,登山者利用兩塊大岩石之間的空間搭建臨時遮蔽處過夜。
A basic bivouac needs only a waterproof sheet and some rope to keep you dry at night.
基本的臨時遮蔽處只需要一塊防水布和幾條繩子,就能讓你在夜裡保持乾爽。
- shelter
much broader; a bivouac is a specific type of outdoor shelter
- encampment
generally larger and more organised than a bivouac
- lean-to
a specific roofed structure that may form part of a bivouac but is not synonymous
文法句型
a + bivouac
bivouac + of + [materials]
用法筆記
Commonly used in hiking, mountaineering, and military contexts where a full tent is not available or practical. Unlike a tent, a bivouac in this sense is usually improvised on the spot.
常見錯誤
2. a compact sleeping shelter made of ultralight cloth, roomy enough for a single a
輕便帳篷
供一兩人躺臥的超輕帳篷
a compact sleeping shelter made of ultralight cloth, roomy enough for a single adult or two people lying side by side, popular among hikers who need to minimise what they carry
Yuki's bivouac weighed only eight hundred grams, perfect for her solo hike through the Alps.
Yuki 的輕便帳篷只有八百公克,非常適合她獨自在阿爾卑斯山健行。
bivouac + weight specification — ultralight context
Diego pitched his bivouac between two pine trees and crawled in before the snow began to fall.
Diego 在兩棵松樹之間搭好他的輕便帳篷,然後在開始下雪前爬了進去。
pitch + a + bivouac
A modern bivouac is made from waterproof fabric that packs down smaller than a loaf of bread.
現代的輕便帳篷由防水布料製成,收納起來比一條吐司麵包還小。
The two-person bivouac was just big enough for Amara and her sleeping bag.
那個雙人輕便帳篷的大小剛好夠 Amara 把她的睡袋放進去。
- bivvy bag
British colloquial term for the same item
- bivouac sack
slightly more technical name for the same lightweight shelter
- tent
much broader; a bivouac is a smaller, lighter type of tent
文法句型
a + bivouac
bivouac + for + [number] people
用法筆記
Distinguish from sense 1: this sense describes a manufactured piece of camping equipment, not an improvised shelter. It is also known as a bivvy bag or bivouac sack.
常見錯誤
bivouac — 動詞
- bivouacpresent simple I / you / we / they
- bivouacs3rd person singular
- bivouacking-ing form
- bivouackedpast simple
1. to sleep or spend the night in a simple outdoor shelter or a small lightweight t
露宿
在戶外簡易棲身處過夜
to sleep or spend the night in a simple outdoor shelter or a small lightweight tent, especially during a hike, climb, or military operation
The team decided to bivouac on the ridge rather than risk the long descent after dark.
團隊決定在山脊上露宿,不願冒險在天黑後長途下山。
bivouac + on [location] — mountaineering context
Kwame and Elena bivouacked by the stream and cooked dinner over a small fire.
Kwame 和 Elena 在小溪旁露宿,用小火堆煮了晚餐。
bivouacked + by [body of water]
The soldiers bivouacked in the forest clearing and posted guards through the night.
士兵們在林中空地露宿,整夜都安排了警戒哨。
We can bivouac here for the night and continue towards the summit at sunrise.
我們可以在這裡露宿一晚,天亮後再繼續往山頂前進。
- camp
broader; camping can involve a large tent and campsite, while bivouacking suggests minimal gear
- sleep rough
British English; similar implication of sleeping without proper shelter but with a stronger sense of homelessness
- pitch camp
more general; setting up a tent site rather than necessarily sleeping in minimal shelter
文法句型
bivouac + prepositional phrase of location
bivouac + for + [duration]
用法筆記
Always intransitive — you bivouac at a location, not something. Frequently used with a location phrase (by, on, in, near) or a duration phrase (for the night).