decamp

verb

1. 逃亡；潜逃
   to leave a place suddenly, often secretly

1. VERB 偷偷逃走;突然离开
   If you decamp, you go away from somewhere secretly or suddenly.
   1. We all decamped to the pub.
      我们全都溜到酒馆里去了。

1. We all decamped to the pub.
   我们全都溜到酒馆里去了。
2. Perhaps winter will cause the occupiers to decamp.
   或许，冬季的到来会让占领者取消露营。
3. In many quarters in Washington, government officials decamp for the private sector as a matter of course.
   在华盛顿的很多政府机构，公职人员跳槽到私营公司司空见惯。
4. Banks based in Scotland have said they'll decamp to London if the yes votes prevail, and an already-shaky European financial recovery could be quickly halted.
   总部设在苏格兰的几家银行称，如果公投结果是独立，他们将逃到伦敦去，这样本就风雨飘摇的欧债复苏期就能迅速缓解了。
5. Travel season is here, when so many Americans decamp to Cape Cod or the Jersey Shore.
   旅游旺季到了，许多美国人选择到科德角或泽西海岸游玩。
6. For UBS, the Swiss would also doubtless want a foreign buyer to decamp to Switzerland, a big barrier to a deal.
   对此瑞士银行受限更大，瑞士毫无疑问想要一位外国买家帮助他们撤回瑞士本土。
7. Till finally the poor innocent was led to doubt her own senses, and, overwhelmed with confusion at her supposed mistake, persuaded her mamma to decamp.
   直到最后这可怜的天真的孩子不得不怀疑她自己的感觉，她自以为猜错了，感到非常惶惑，便说服她母亲撤营而去。
8. "You can be honest and say you're not sure you're in the market but would like to discuss the opening to see if it would be a good fit," DeCamp said.
   你可以诚实的说你不清楚你是否是合适的人选，但你希望通过开诚布公的面试来看看你是否适合这个职位。
9. Youngsters decamp as soon as they can to work in towns near and far, leaving their ageing parents to till the soil.
   只要年青人能在或远或近的城镇工作，他们就会离开，致使其年老的父母耕种土地。
10. Magazines once the size of phone books are now pamphlet-thin as advertising recedes and consumers decamp to the blogosphere.
    随着广告撤退，消费者转投博客世界，昔日电话簿那么厚的时尚杂志，如今缩简成了薄薄的一本。
11. BGI decided to decamp from Beijing in 2007, choosing to set up its headquarters in Shenzhen, just across the border from Hong Kong.
    2007年，华大基因决定离开北京，选择在与香港毗邻的深圳设立总部。
12. The government wants them to decamp to their factories in the Pearl River Delta and spend the festive break in their not-so-festive worker dormitories.
    政府想让他们撤回自己位于珠江三角洲的工厂里，在那些节日气氛不那么浓厚的宿舍里度过春节长假。
13. Some London-based bankers, furious at the windfall tax, will doubtless still move, although the idea that a whole industry can decamp to an alpine tax haven is absurd.
    一些对暴利税忿忿不平的伦敦银行家，肯定会搬离英国，不过，认为整个银行业都可能逃往阿尔卑斯山个避税天堂的想法，无疑十分荒谬。
14. The answer, though, is not for you to decamp to Starbucks it is for him to do so.
    不过，答案并不是要你逃亡到星巴克去，而是让他去。
15. It would be more secure to decamp to rambouillet.
    现在撤到朗布依埃更安全点。

  depart clear off decamp【导航词义：离开】

  depart v. 离开

〔辨析〕较正式用词，尤指动身去旅行。

  clear off phr. v. 〈英，非正式〉迅速离开

〔辨析〕多用于口语中。

  decamp v. 〈正式〉逃走

〔辨析〕指迅速逃跑，常与介词 to/from 连用。

verb

1. leave suddenly
   1. She persuaded him to decamp
   2. skip town

   Synonym:    skipvamoose

2. run away
   1. The thief made off with our silver
   2. the accountant absconded with the cash from the safe

   Synonym:    abscondboltabsquatulaterun offgo offmake off

3. leave a camp
   1. The hikers decamped before dawn

   Synonym:    break camp