van
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The meaning (definition) of the word van
a big boxy vehicle that carries lots of people or stuff.
The word van used in a sentence
“The ice cream van parked outside with happy music.”
Words that mean the same as van (synonyms)
truck
The plural of the word van
vans
How the word van is said around the world
| French | van (vahn) |
| Spanish | furgoneta (foorghohnaytah) |
| Mandarin | 货车 (huò chē) |
| Hindi | वैन (vairn) |
| Arabic | شاحنة (shaheenah) |
| Russian | фургон (furgon) |
| Portuguese (EU) | van (vuhnng) |
| Portuguese (BR) | van (vuhnng) |
| Japanese | バン (ban) |
| German | van (vahn) |
| Urdu | وین (vayn) |
| Punjabi | ਵੈਨ (ven) |
| Korean | 봉고차 (bonggoca) |
| Hebrew | טֶנדֶר (tayndayr) |
| Greek | βαν (ban) |
| Dutch | bestelwagen (buhstelvahghuhn) |
| Tagalog | van (vahn) |
| Vietnamese | xe tải (se tahy) |
| Turkish | van (vahn) |
| Persian | ون (vahn) |
| Polish | awangarda (ahvahnggahrdah) |
| Ukrainian | фургон (furhon) |
| Bengali | ভ্যান (ban) |
| Swedish | skåpbil (skohpbeel) |
| Italian | furgone (fuurgohnay) |
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