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caravan

UK
/ˈkær.ə.væn/
US
/ˈkɛr.ə.væn/

Translations

caravannoun
caravans
pl
UK
/ˈkær.ə.væn/
US
/ˈkɛr.ə.væn/
caravaneGroupe de voyageurs se déplaçant ensemble pour plus de sécurité.
The caravan moved slowly across the desert, each member keeping a watchful eye on the horizon.
La caravane avançait lentement à travers le désert, chaque membre gardant un œil attentif sur l’horizon.
convoiSuite de véhicules ou d’animaux de bât se déplaçant ensemble.
A caravan of trucks carried the relief supplies into the mountains.
Un convoi de camions a acheminé les vivres de secours dans les montagnes.
caravaneVéhicule habitable tracté, surtout pour les vacances.
They decided to spend their summer vacation traveling across the country in a caravan.
Ils ont décidé de passer leurs vacances d’été à parcourir le pays en caravane.
Synonyms
camper
train
group
procession
convoy
mobile home
trailer
caravanverb
caravanned
Past Simple
caravanned
Past Participle
caravanning
Gerund
UK
/ˈkærəvæn/
US
/ˈkɛrəˌvæn/
Chiefly British: to travel or holiday in a caravan (recreational vehicle).
caravannerSurtout dans le sens de voyager ou passer des vacances en caravane.
They caravanned through the Lake District last spring.
Ils ont caravanné dans le Lake District au printemps dernier.
Additional translations
voyager en caravaneVoyager ensemble en groupe, notamment dans des régions désertiques ou hostiles.
caravanadjective
Attributive use describing things related to or designed for caravans.
de caravaneS’emploie pour ce qui est lié aux caravanes, notamment dans le registre du camping.
They booked a spot at a well-equipped caravan site.
Ils ont réservé une place dans un camping bien équipé, sur un emplacement de caravane.

Definitions

caravannoun
A group of travelers, as merchants or pilgrims, journeying together for safety in passing through deserts, hostile territory, etc.
The caravan moved slowly across the desert, each member keeping a watchful eye on the horizon.
A covered vehicle, typically a large one, equipped for living in, usually towed by a car and used for holidays.
They decided to spend their summer vacation traveling across the country in a caravan.
A line or procession of vehicles or pack animals traveling together.
A caravan of trucks carried the relief supplies into the mountains.
caravanverb
To travel or spend a holiday in a caravan.
They caravanned through the Lake District last spring.
To travel together in a group, especially through a desert or other hostile territory.
The merchants caravanned across the desert for weeks.
caravanadjective
Relating to or suitable for caravans.
They booked a spot at a well-equipped caravan site.
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