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boot camp
noun
a camp for training recruits.
boot camp
noun
slanga basic training camp for new recruits to the US Navy or Marine Corps
a centre for juvenile offenders, with a strict disciplinary regime, hard physical exercise, and community labour programmes
Word History and Origins
Origin of boot camp1
Example Sentences
They really had me in sort of like a boot camp, and luckily I took to it.
“You hear about all these high-end interventions, fitness programs and boot camps, but in reality, it’s just movement.”
Can you tell me everything about medical boot camp?
Online certifications, boot camps and employer-sponsored training programs can all offer practical ways to strengthen your skill set.
They put the actors through a three-week boot camp where everyone shaved their heads and learned tactical skills.
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