Boot Camp
/ˈbuːt kæmp/
Definitions
- (n.) A structured training program designed to rapidly prepare individuals, especially military recruits, for service.
The new recruits completed a rigorous eight-week boot camp before deployment.
- (n.) An intensive training session in legal contexts, often used for educating new employees or attorneys in specific procedures or compliance requirements.
The law firm organized a boot camp to train their associates on recent regulatory changes.
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- boot camp
- boot camps
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Commentary
In legal drafting, 'boot camp' may be used metaphorically to describe accelerated training programs; clarity in context is important to avoid confusion with military usage.
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