glamping

/ˈɡlæmpɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡlæmpɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈglam-piŋ/ (ame, mw)

glamping — noun

1. a way of staying outdoors in nature where you sleep in a well-equipped tent or c

1.名詞B2
釋義

a way of staying outdoors in nature where you sleep in a well-equipped tent or cabin with hotel-style comforts, such as a real bed, electricity, and a private bathroom, rather than roughing it with basic gear. The word blends 'glamorous' and 'camping'.

例句

Esme booked a weekend of glamping in the forest for her parents' anniversary.

go/book glamping for a holiday

The riverside site offers glamping in large tents with soft beds and hot showers.

glamping in tents with hotel-style comforts

同義詞
  • luxury camping

    the plain descriptive term; less catchy but clearer in formal contexts

  • camping

    broader term; ordinary camping lacks the comfort and amenities that define glamping

反義詞
  • backpacking

    carrying minimal gear and sleeping rough; the opposite of glamping's comfort

  • roughing it

    informal: deliberately doing without comforts while outdoors

文法句型

go glamping

glamping site / trip

用法筆記

Uncountable; common as a noun after 'go' (go glamping) and as a modifier (a glamping site, a glamping trip). Carries an informal, marketing flavour and is rarely used in formal writing.

常見錯誤

❌We did a glamping last summer.
✅We went glamping last summer.
💡glamping is uncountable, so don't use 'a' or count it.
❌They glamped the whole forest.
✅They went glamping in the forest.
💡glamping is a noun/activity, not a transitive verb.