caravana

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caravana

feminine noun

1caravan (remolque) (British), trailer (United States)

2caravan (de camellos); wagon train (de carromatos)

3tailback (de coches) (British), backup (United States)

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caravana [cah-ra-vah’-nah]

noun

1Sea-campaign performed by the Knights of Malta. (Nautical) (f)

2Caravan, a company of traders, pilgrims, and the like; a camel-train in the desert. (f)

Hace -> or correr caravanas, (Met.) To take a variety of steps for obtaining some end
Caravana de automóviles -> autocade, motorcade

noun

3Group, band; crowd of trippers (excursionistas). (n)

4Stream of cars; jam, tailback. (Automate) (n)

5Bird tramp (trampa). (Caribbean) (n)

6Long earrings. (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)

caravana

sustantivo:femenino

1 (Automóviles) [de camiones, coches] convoy; (atasco) tailback; line of traffic; (EEUU)

ir en caravana to go in convoy; las caravanas que se forman en el camino de la playa the tailbacks of traffic heading for the beach

2 (remolque) caravan; trailer; (EEUU)

3 (Hist) caravan

4 (Caribe) (trampa) bird trap

5 (México) (cortesía) flattering remark; compliment

bailar correr hacer la caravana a algnoo to overdo the compliments with sb

6 caravanas (S. Cone) (pendientes) large earrings

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foreseeable, predictable