No. 11,531 in French
roulottes
"Roulottes" refers to "caravans" or "trailers" in English, often used as mobile homes or for travel.
In a sentence
Nous avons loué des roulottes pour notre séjour en campagne.
We rented caravans for our countryside stay.
The term 'roulottes' here refers to movable, compact living spaces often used for recreational purposes.
Les enfants ont adoré jouer près des roulottes au bord de la forêt.
The kids loved playing near the caravans by the edge of the forest.
In this context, 'roulottes' is used to describe stationary caravans situated near a natural area.
Les roulottes étaient autrefois utilisées par les nomades.
Caravans used to be utilized by nomads in the past.
Here, 'roulottes' denotes vehicles on wheels historically used for dwelling and travel by nomadic people.
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