Italian word
campo
field (agricultural or sports); camp; also a square in Venice
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camp
a temporary accommodation site; also flamboyantly theatrical (adjective)
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Campo can mean field or camp in Italian. The English adjective 'camp' (over-the-top, theatrical) has no Italian equivalent using 'campo'. Also in Venice, 'campo' is the word for a public square (piazza is reserved for St Mark's).
To say "a temporary accommodation site; also flamboyantly theatrical (adjective)" in Italian:
campo (field/camp); accampamento (military/tent camp)
"campo" in English means:
field (agricultural or sports); camp; also a square in Venice
Example
"I bambini giocano a calcio nel campo dietro la scuola."
"The children play football in the field behind the school."
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