Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
boot-camp
noun
/ˈbuːt kæmp/

Definition
A boot camp is a short, intensive training program that focuses on a specific skill or area of development.

Examples
- After college, she attended a coding boot camp to sharpen her programming skills.
- The fitness boot camp was challenging but rewarding, helping participants get into shape quickly.

Meaning
Originally used to describe a military training camp for new recruits, the term has evolved to refer to any rigorous training program designed to teach specific skills or concepts quickly.

Synonyms
- training camp
- workshop
- intensive course