Whether the remarkable growth of organized camping means the eventual death of the more independent kind is hard to say.

remarkable growth ^{显著的增长}

• The company has seen a remarkable growth in its market share this year. ^{该公司今年的市场份额出现了显著的增长。}
• The city's population experienced remarkable growth over the last decade. ^{这座城市的人口在过去十年经历了显著的增长。}
• The startup's success is attributed to the remarkable growth of its user base. ^{这家初创公司的成功归功于其用户群的显著增长。}

eventual death ^{最终的消亡/终结}

• The critic predicted the eventual death of print media in the digital age. ^{评论家预测印刷媒体在数字时代最终会消亡。}
• The scientists are studying the factors contributing to the eventual death of the coral reef. ^{科学家们正在研究导致珊瑚礁最终消亡的因素。}
• Despite the initial popularity, the game faced its eventual death due to lack of updates. ^{尽管最初很受欢迎，但由于缺乏更新，这款游戏最终走向了消亡。}

Municipalities naturally want to secure the campers' site fees and other custom.

municipality ^{n. a town, city or district with its own local government; the group of officials who govern it 自治市；市政当局；市政府}

• The local Municipalities are responsible for road maintenance and waste collection. ^{地方市政当局负责道路维护和垃圾收集。}
• The new recycling program was implemented by the city Municipalities. ^{新的回收计划由市政府实施。}
• Municipalities often compete to attract tourism and investment. ^{市政当局经常竞争以吸引旅游和投资。}

secure ^{v. obtain sth., sometimes with difficulty 得到某事物（有时有困难）}

• We’ll need to secure a bank loan.
• They’ve secured government backing for the project.
• It is essential to secure a good location for the new store. ^{为新店获得一个好的位置是至关重要的。}
• The team worked hard to secure the necessary funding for their research. ^{该团队努力工作以确保其研究所需的资金。}
• We need to secure the borders against illegal activities. ^{我们需要确保边境安全，防止非法活动。}

custom ^{n. [U] regular purchases from a tradesman, shop, etc. 经常向某商人、商店等购物，惠顾}

• We would like to have your custom. ^{我们欢迎您经常惠顾。}
• We’ve lost a lot of custom since our prices went up. ^{自从提价以后, 我们失去了许多顾客的生意。}
• The local shopkeepers rely on the tourists' custom during the summer. ^{当地店主依靠游客在夏季的光顾。}

Police are wary of itinerants who cannot be traced to a recognized camp boundary or to four walls.

wary ^{adj. looking out for possible danger or difficulty; cautious （对可能发生的危险或困难）留意的，小心的，警惕的}

• She was wary of strangers. ^{她很警惕陌生人。}
• The government remains wary of external interference in its internal affairs. ^{政府对外部干预其内部事务保持警惕。}
• Consumers are becoming increasingly wary of misleading advertisements. ^{消费者对误导性广告越来越警惕。}
• He was wary of the stranger who offered him a ride. ^{他对那个给他搭车的陌生人保持警惕。}

trace sb./sth. to sth. ^{to find or discover sb./sth. by looking carefully for them/it 追踪行迹；追溯到，查到}

• We finally traced him to an address in Chicago.
• The source of the contamination was eventually traced to a broken pipe. ^{污染源最终被查到是一根破裂的管道。}

four walls ^{(spoken) the room that you are in, esp. considered as a private place 私人住处}

• I don't want anything repeated outside these four walls.
• I should hate to be confined within the four walls of an office all day. ^{我讨厌整天给关在办公室的小天地里。}
• But the four walls of housekeeping legislation, treatment with triple brachial not Qi. ^{持家但有四立壁，治病不蕲三折肱。}

But most probably it will all depend upon campers themselves: how many heath fires they cause; how much litter they leave; in short, whether or not they wholly alienate landowners and those who live in the countryside. 

heath ^{n. area of flat uncultivated land, esp. one covered with shrubs; moorland 荒地（尤指灌木丛生之处）; 荒野(通常为沙土的空旷土地，尤指有石楠植被的地方)}

• Visitors are warned about the risk of starting heath fires during the dry season. ^{游客被警告在旱季有引发荒地火灾的风险。}
• The place where Macbeth met the witches was a desolate heath. ^{麦克白遇见女巫的地方是一片荒原。}

Only good scouting is likely to preserve the freedoms so dear to the heart of the eternal Boy Scout.

scouting ^{n. [U] the activities that Scouts take part in 童子军活动}

• Scouting is a risky maneuver but it can pay off. ^{侦察是一项危险的行动，但这个险值得冒。}
• Cub Scouting encourages closeness to family. ^{童子军鼓励亲密的家庭关系。}
• Let's just forget about the Scouts and Scouting altogether. ^{还是让我们忘记童子军什么的吧。}

eternal adj. without beginning or end; lasting or existing for ever 永久的，永恒的，不朽的

• the Eternal God ^上帝
• eternal life ^永生
• eternal love ^永恒的爱
• They promised each other eternal love and commitment. ^{他们彼此承诺永恒的爱和承诺。}

Boy Scout ^{n. a member of a worldwide organization of young men and boys, founded in England in 1908, for character development and citizenship training 童子军}

• He is a Boy Scout. ^{他是男童子军成员。}
• He's a great guy, a basketball player, you know. And a Boy Scout.^{他是个好孩子，篮球小将，也是一名童子军。}
• It goes without saying that a boy scout should be brave and honest. ^{一个童子军本来就应该又勇敢又诚实。}

dear to the heart of ^{对...来说非常珍贵/重要}

• The old family photo album is dear to the heart of every family member. ^{这本旧家庭相册对每个家庭成员来说都非常珍贵。}
• The preservation of the historical site is dear to the heart of the local community. ^{保护历史遗址对当地社区来说非常重要。}
• That particular song is especially dear to the heart of the veteran musician. ^{那首特定的歌曲对这位资深音乐家来说特别珍贵。}