Wilderness Camping
start out
Phrase
to begin to travel
start out
With heavy backpacks, we start out on our camping trip.
faint of heart
Phrase
lacking the courage to face something difficult
faint of heart
The trail to our campsite is long and not for the faint of heart.
keep someone on track
Phrase
to make sure that someone stays on the right path
keeps us on track
The GPS on our phone keeps us on track. Yay for long-lasting batteries!
take a break
Phrase
to stop an activity for a brief period of time
take a break
The path ahead is really difficult. Let's take a break and rest awhile.
be dying of
Phrase
to be extremely eager to have or do something
I'm dying of thirst
Do you have a water bottle? I forgot mine and I'm dying of thirst.
at long last
Phrase
after a long time
at long last
At long last we arrive at our campsite. After hours of hiking we still have a lot to do.
set up
Phrase
to put something in an upright position
set up
We’ll set up camp now and then build a campfire.
gather wood
Phrase
to collect twigs, branches, logs etc. for a fire
gather wood
Oh no! The sign says we’re not allowed to gather wood in this park -- they are preserving the forest.
hang out
Phrase
to spend time relaxing and talking with others
hang out
It’s good that we brought a little stove. We can eat and hang out without a fire.
hit the sack
Verb
to prepare for sleep
hit the sack
OK dudes, I’m going to hit the sack. I’m exhausted.
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