Portuguese term
caravana
A caravana pedalou varios quarteiroes ate chegar a rua do XXXX
Gracias.
4 +2 | caravana/grupo | Alejandra Vuotto |
pelotón | Montse Ballesteros |
Non-PRO (1): Jorge Payan
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Proposed translations
caravana/grupo
n substantivo feminino
1 grupo de peregrinos, de mercadores ou de viajantes que, por medida de segurança, se juntam para viajar pelo deserto
1.1 m.q. cáfila ('caravana')
2 conjunto de veículos que viajam juntos
Ex.: c. de circo
3 Derivação: por extensão de sentido.
grupo de pessoas que se reúnem para viajar, sair etc.
4 Rubrica: história. Diacronismo: antigo.
primeira expedição dos cavaleiros de Malta contra os turcos
Reference comments
pelotón
pelotón1.
(Del aum. p. us. de pelota).
1. m. Conjunto de pelos o de cabellos unidos, apretados o enredados.
2. m. Conjunto de personas sin orden y como en tropel.
3. m. Dep. Grupo numeroso de ciclistas que, durante una prueba, marchan juntos.
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