關於Cape的意思和用法的提問

A: In this sentence "camp" is not like to go camping in the mountains and sleep in a tent.
Camp and campy are complex ideas that even a native speaker may struggle to define. "Campy" about fashion or performance means "showy" "silly" "excessive" "tacky" "dramatic" "theatrical" BUT it is intentional. If someone is being campy, they know that they are funny. Celebrities who have a campy style include Lady Gaga (debut-2010), Elton John (1970s). To think of a Korean example I would say PSY and Celeb 5 are very campy. You can also search photos from "met gala 2019" for examples of campy fashion.

The person speaking thinks the outfit was campy.
It might have been more campy than the person liked, maybe they like to wear plain clothes.

Please let me know if you have any questions. "campy" is hard to define

A: That usually means that not all superhero’s wear capes meaning that superhero’s are people that help no matter how small.

A: Do you mean the province in South Africa?

A: Cape is a geographical name. One famous cape in the USA is Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

A: @zll: The cape moved gracefully as the wind blew and the wind made a pleasant sound.

A: To add to the person above,
“I’m going to the Cape, this weekend”

A cape is also a piece of land that juts out into the water, like a peninsula.

So people visit Cape Cod, Cape Canaveral, Cape Fear, Cape of Good Hope, etc.

A: cloaks would have a hood, whereas capes wouldn't

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A: You can say it like:

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A: I think it should be,
"They always give you a cape to wear only for females tourists because they think this society needs more female superheroes."

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