caravan in Greek
caravan in Greek is τροχόσπιτο, καραβάνι — caravan means a group of people, often with vehicles or pack animals, travelling together, especially across a desert.
caravan in Greek
τροχόσπιτο
Pronounced: trochospito
καραβάνι
Pronounced: karavani
A convoy or procession of travellers, their cargo and vehicles, and any pack animals, especially camels crossing a desert.
What does "caravan" mean?
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noun A group of people, often with vehicles or pack animals, travelling together, especially across a desert.
"A caravan of traders crossed the desert on the old Silk Road."
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noun A vehicle towed by a car and used as a home while travelling, especially in British English.
"They spent the summer touring the coast in a caravan."
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verb To travel together as a group, often in vehicles.
"The family caravanned down to the coast with two other families."
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caravan in a sentence
- A caravan of traders crossed the desert on the old Silk Road.
- They spent the summer touring the coast in a caravan.
- The family caravanned down to the coast with two other families.
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What is "caravan" in Greek?
"caravan" in Greek is τροχόσπιτο, καραβάνι. caravan means: A group of people, often with vehicles or pack animals, travelling together, especially across a desert.
How do you pronounce τροχόσπιτο?
"caravan" in Greek is τροχόσπιτο, pronounced "trochospito".
How do you use "caravan" in a sentence?
Example: "A caravan of traders crossed the desert on the old Silk Road." In Greek, "caravan" is τροχόσπιτο, καραβάνι.
Are there other ways to say "caravan" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "caravan": τροχόσπιτο, καραβάνι.
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