bivouacked
英 ['bɪvʊækd] 美 ['bɪvʊækd]

v.

露宿( bivouac的过去式和过去分词 )；

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. We bivouacked for the evening in that area.
   我们在那个地区露宿过夜。
2. When the fighters bivouacked in snow-covered ground during combat, their feet, socks, and hands were frozen together in one ice ball.
   当战士们于战斗期间在冰雪覆盖的战场上露宿时，他们的脚，袜子还有双手都被冻在了一起变成一个冰球。

权威例句

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