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Bivouac

usgb/ˈbɪvuæk/Volume
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Temporary NaturePlay
Emphasizes the short-term and unplanned aspect of staying outdoors. SlideAfter the hike, we set up a bivouac by the river for just one night.
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Military OriginPlay
Often associated with military operations, indicating practicality and necessity. SlideThe platoon prepared a bivouac near the battlefield.
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No ShelterPlay
Highlights the lack of traditional, structured shelter like tents. SlideCaught in a storm, they had to bivouac under the trees.