Meaning
- 1.
encamping with a river behind — In war, a camp set up with a stream of water in the back
- 2.
burning one's bridges — (figurative) One's determination and attitude that one will not step back anymore in doing something.
encamping with a river behind — In war, a camp set up with a stream of water in the back
burning one's bridges — (figurative) One's determination and attitude that one will not step back anymore in doing something.