Hello everybody I don't know what verb should be used for TEAM CAMP (soccer). Can we say: Last year, Manchester United established a team camp in the United States. Thank you in advance. I would be grateful if you could answer my question.
Look at this link, please: http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-F...ter-United-on-Tour-2015-presented-by-Aon.aspx I hope you understand what I'm saying. Thank you.
On this link (which is about the national soccer team of my country), we can see the word CAMP. I want to know if it's correct to use CAMP. Thanks. http://www.teammelli.com/2015/09/27/team-melli-camps-in-dubai/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadi_Aghily Sorry for the mistake I made. Please visit the link above. Prior to the 2015 Asian Cup Qualifying match against Lebanon, he left the team camp because he knew he would not be in the starting lineup. Is using team camp or training camp correct and idiomatic in English?
From thefreedicitionary.com [quote] set something up 1. arrange, organize, prepare, make provision for, prearrange an organization that sets up meetings 2. establish, begin, found, institute, install, initiate, get going, lay the foundations of He set up the company four years ago. 3. build, raise, construct, put up, assemble, put together, erect, elevate The activists set up a peace camp at the border. 4. assemble, put up, put together, fix up, rig up I set up the computer so that they could work from home.[/quote] The link in post #4 has the following text "Team Melli landed in Dubai this evening to set up an eight days training camp." In this idiom, they are not literally using tents to camp in, but rather a temporary base of operations/facilities where they can train - temporarily, because they are away from their home facilities.
