noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a caravan site BrE:
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A well-run caravan site near the river brings holidaymakers into the village.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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gypsy
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It's all rather like an old-fashioned gypsy caravan .
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Local councils would also have greater powers of eviction and be free of their legal duty to provide gypsy caravan sites.
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Joanne described the gypsy caravan perfectly, even though she had never seen one, even in a picture.
park
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Continuing on, the path re-enters the woodland to a caravan park .
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Follow the cinder path through the caravan park until you reach a surfaced road.
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There is a caravan park , mercifully hidden from the village street.
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Our caravan park offers over 50 acres to roam in and enjoy.
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Visitors are catered for by hotels, guest houses and a large caravan park and many of them have a regular clientele.
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Today there is a large but discreet caravan park around the farm.
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The latest victim was a 44-year-old woman on holiday with her boyfriend at a caravan park south of Durban.
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She was last night being comforted by her boyfriend at a caravan park near the beach.
site
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The quarries on the skyline are now used as caravan sites .
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The owners have built a gift shop and a tastefully laid out caravan site on the actual station area.
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Sand-le-Mere now gives its name to a large caravan site which is nearby.
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Turn left through the caravan site to stile leading to abandoned railway track, on which turn right.
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This route is often used by visitors to the caravan site at Six Arches.
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Guns at dawn: Police raid caravan site after post office robbery.
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He was Dad's kid brother and he lived outside Hull on a caravan site .
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She ran a caravan site and rented out grazing and stables at the lowest rate in the neighbourhood - naturally!
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live
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Instead she moved permanently into the camp, living in a caravan with an old granny called Madge.
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Since their wedding 5 years ago she and husband Mark had lived in a caravan at nearby Fulbrook.
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There was, reported clerk Bob Park, a family living in a caravan parked in a layby on Trinity Hall.
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I live in that caravan on the edge of the cliff.
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Think of living in a yacht as living in a caravan , eating out in the evenings.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At least three caravans and sometimes as many as twelve have been there.
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Finally, as the light faded, we set off back to the caravan .
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John and Angela sat dazed and bewildered as men spilled out of the back of the caravan .
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Lines of washing hung between the caravans, transistor radios played loudly.
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Some arrived with tents or caravans.
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These in effect were stations on the caravan line.
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This caravan system could not be coordinated with maritime trade except by means of an extensive semi-capitalist organization.
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Wondering what had caused this sudden transformation I stepped inside the caravan .