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caravanette

(ˌkærəvəˈnɛt)

Brit a motor vehicle with an area at the back that is equipped for living in

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Translations

caravanette

[ˌkærəvəˈnet] N (Brit) → caravana f pequeña

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caravanette

[ˌkærəvəˈnɛt] n → camper m inv

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On January 3, 1986, the dozen men, supported by three caravanettes, left Gartcosh for the walk south.

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Firefighters are local people with a sound knowledge of the area and their new vehicles are better than the VW caravanettes used by the paramedics.

New scheme to beef up rural 999 cover

He has a dream that, one day on the red hills of Flint- shire, the drivers of Irish lorries and caravanettes will be able to motor along at speeds no more than the national limit.

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Offer does not apply to motor-cycles, caravanettes, commercial or three-wheeled vehicles.

Half MoT price

The men's garden and drive is full of vehicles including second hand cars, caravanettes and even a motorboat.

STOCK CAR RACER CHARGED WITH ROAD RAGE KILLINGS; Two held in dawn raid as cops find white car

It is patrolled by two rottweilers and the garden and drive are full of vehicles, including cars, caravanettes and even a motor boat.