Van
61van — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ delivery (esp. BrE) ▪ camper, transit (both BrE) ▪ panel ▪ burger, ice cream, kebab (all BrE …
62Van — Canadian Slang Vancouver. Local short form used to refer to certain districts and suburbs of Vancouver, e.g., East Van, North Van, West Van. Also used by itself in the other suburbs in the context are you going into Van today? . The form Van City …
63van — I van 1. van sb., en, er, erne (en varevogn) II van 2. van: pleje van (ÆLDRE gøre som man plejer) …
64vanære — I van|ære 1. van|ære sb., n (tab af ære; skam) II van|ære 2. van|ære vb., r, de, t (nedværdige, bringe i vanære) …
65van — noun (C) 1 a vehicle used especially for carrying goods, which is smaller than a truck and has a roof and usually no windows at the sides: a delivery van | a van driver 2 especially BrE a railway carriage with a roof and sides, used especially… …
66van */*/ — UK [væn] / US noun [countable] Word forms van : singular van plural vans 1) a vehicle used for carrying goods. It is usually larger than a car and smaller than a truck, and the back part is enclosed, with no windows at the sides We ll have to… …
67van — I [[t]væn[/t]] n. the vanguard • Etymology: 1600–10; by shortening II van [[t]væn[/t]] n. 1) trs a covered vehicle, usu. a large truck or trailer, used for moving goods or animals 2) trs a smaller boxlike vehicle, resembling a panel truck, that… …
68van — [1] A covered road vehicle for carrying goods. [2] A recreational vehicle based on the body of a commercial van, usually with comfortable, plush interior trim, often with a bed. See box van cube van light van …
69Van — Mouvman envizib ki fèt nan lanati ki gen anpil fòs pou deplase, souke, kraze nenpòt bagay. Fòs van depann de vitès van an. Yon van kapab kouri soti nan vitès zewo pou rive nan vitès san swasant kilomèt pou shak inèdtan e menm plis. Lè sa a, van… …
70van — Caravan Car a*van (k[a^]r [.a]*v[a^]n or k[a^]r*[.a]*v[a^]n ; 277), n. [F. caravane (cf. Sp. caravana), fr. Per. karw[=a]n a caravan (in sense 1). Cf. {Van} a wagon.] 1. A company of travelers, pilgrims, or merchants, organized and equipped for a …
