caravan

• Sustantivo que designa ya sea un grupo de viajeros que avanzan juntos en fila, ya sea un vehículo acondicionado como vivienda para acampar o viajar.

A noun referring to either a group of travelers journeying together in a line, or a vehicle equipped with living quarters for camping or travel.

1. Traveling processionB1formal

   A group of travelers, such as merchants or pilgrims, journeying together for safety, often across desert regions.

   Caravana

   • The caravan of camels crossed the Sahara desert.
   • Merchants formed a caravan to protect their goods from bandits.
   • The caravan traveled slowly under the scorching sun.

   Sinónimoscavalcadecolumnconvoyprocessiontrain

2. Mobile homeA2formalbritish

   A vehicle equipped with living quarters, designed for travel and camping.

   Caravana (vehículo de campamento)

   • They rented a caravan for their holiday in Cornwall.
   • The caravan has a small kitchen and two beds.
   • We parked the caravan near the beach.

   Sinónimoscampertrailer

• Verbo utilizado para describir el viaje o la estancia en una caravana (casa rodante), generalmente con fines de ocio o para llevar un estilo de vida nómada.

A verb used to describe the act of traveling or living in a caravan, typically for leisure or nomadic purposes.

1. Travel in a caravanB2informalbritish

   To travel as part of a group, typically in a caravan of vehicles or with a caravan trailer.

   Viajar en caravana

   • They decided to caravan across Europe for the summer.
   • We caravaned through the countryside, stopping at various campsites.
   • Many families caravan to the coast during the holidays.