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US/ˈkær.ə.væn/
UK/ˈkær.ə.væn/
a group of travelers, vehicles or animals moving together, especially across a desert
In context
A caravan of camels crossed the desert at dawn, carrying salt and spices.
The president's caravan of black cars passed slowly through the city center.
Aid workers organized a caravan of trucks to bring food to the villages.
Words that go with caravan
noun + preposition
- a caravan of trucksA caravan of trucks waited at the border.
- a caravan of vehiclesA caravan of vehicles carried supplies to the camp.
noun + noun
- camel caravanThe camel caravan stopped at an oasis for the night.
- caravan routeThe old caravan route linked the two cities.
verb + noun
- join a caravanTraders would join a caravan to travel safely.
adjective + noun
- a long caravanA long caravan of cars followed the bride and groom.