Lingaku- lit. to eat in the open air and sleep outdoors (idiom)
- fig. to rough it
Generated: This phrase describes a lifestyle characterized by living outside and being exposed to the elements, often while traveling or camping.
We ate in the open air and slept outdoors on the mountain, enjoying the beauty of nature.
Generated: This meaning emphasizes living in a simple and often uncomfortable way without the usual comforts, depicting a sense of adventure or hardship.
In that remote place, we had to rough it.
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