caravan
/ˈkɛrəvæn/
noun
- A vehicle equipped for living in, typically towed by a car and used for vacations; a recreational vehicle (RV) or travel trailer.
- They parked their caravan at the campsite near the lake.
- We rented a caravan for our trip across the national park.
- My uncle lives in a caravan during the summer months.
- A group of people, especially traders or pilgrims, traveling together across a desert or other difficult terrain.
- The pilgrims formed a caravan for safety on the long journey.
- The silk road caravan carried spices and silk from China to Europe.
- A caravan of camels crossed the Sahara desert.
- A group of vehicles or people traveling together in a line.
- A caravan of trucks moved slowly up the mountain road.
- The wedding caravan included dozens of decorated cars.
- We joined a caravan of cyclists riding to the coast.
Synonyms
verb
- To travel in a caravan or as part of a group of travelers.
- They plan to caravan through Europe next summer.
- We caravanned across the desert with a group of explorers.
- Many families caravan to the beach every year.