concentration camp

camp; barracks; battalion; to build; to operate; to manage; to strive for

to camp out; camping

group of people; camp; faction; sides in a dispute

summer camp

barracks; army camp

headquarters; base camp

to camp; to pitch camp; stationed; quartered; Taiwan pr. [zha2 ying2]

to be in operation; to do business; (of train, bus etc) to be in service; operation; service

to camp; field lodgings

training camp

refugee camp

military camp; barracks

to specialize in (a particular product or service); monopoly

see 東營市|东营市[Dong1 ying2 Shi4]; see 東營區|东营区[Dong1 ying2 Qu1]

public; publicly (owned, financed, operated etc); run by the state

a second job; supplementary way of making a living

to seize a camp; to surprise the enemy in bed

to operate jointly; a joint venture; cooperative

state-run (company etc); nationalized

to pitch camp; to camp

to camp; to bivouac; to lodge

with fear and trepidation

Zuoying or Tsoying district of Kaohsiung city 高雄市[Gao1 xiong2 shi4], south Taiwan

to strike camp

to withdraw troops

enemy camp

to attack a camp

Liouying, a district in Tainan 台南|台南[Tai2 nan2], Taiwan

privately run (i.e. by a company, not the state)

privately-owned; private

Green Standard Army, standing infantry during Qing dynasty, originally formed from Ming and other Chinese army units

joint venture; under joint management

self-operated; to operate one's own business

see 船營區|船营区[Chuan2 ying2 Qu1]

toadying for personal gain; to curry favor; to study in great depth

labor camp; prison camp with hard labor

correctional labor camp

boot camp

Camp David

detention center; prison camp

Yuquanying

joint public private operation

public and private interests working together (idiom)

to manage by painstaking effort (idiom)

to advance gradually and entrench oneself at every step; to consolidate at every step

franchised operation; franchising

see 蠅營狗苟|蝇营狗苟[ying2 ying2 gou3 gou3]

glamping (neologism c. 2019)