Could "bivouaquer" be used to say set up camp?
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This question relates to:French writing exercise "Brest during World War II"
Asked 1 year ago
Salut Tom,
As I understand it "bivouaquer" has a sense more of a "temporary camp".
The lesson makes reference to the Germans setting up camp in a war situation -- I suspect that they planned to stay for a while at least.
This is why I'm not sure that "bivouaquer" is appropriate in the context of the lesson.
https://www.bivouak-paris.com/blogs/actualite-cosmetique-soin-homme-bio/le-bivouac-quest-ce-que-cest
Let's see what others may comment.
Bonne journée
Jim
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