motor home

IPA/ˈməʊ.tə ˌhəʊm/
IPA/ˈmoʊ.t̬ɚ ˌhoʊm/

motor home — noun

1. a large vehicle with its own engine, containing living spaces such as a kitchen,

1.名詞B1
釋義

a large vehicle with its own engine, containing living spaces such as a kitchen, beds, and often a bathroom, designed for people to live in while travelling for leisure

例句

The Okafor family rented a motor home for their road trip across New Zealand.

collocation: rent + motor home

Mei-Lin parked the motor home at a campsite near the lake and started the generator.

同義詞
  • RV

    short for recreational vehicle; more common in North America

  • campervan

    smaller than a motor home, usually built on a van chassis

  • caravan

    towed by another vehicle rather than self-powered; called a travel trailer in the US

文法句型

motor home + verb

a/an + motor home

用法筆記

Often written as one word: motorhome. This spelling is common in British English and in manufacturer branding.

常見錯誤

❌We bought a motor home to leave permanently in the park.
✅We bought a motor home to travel around the country.
💡A motor home is designed for travel, not as a stationary home.
❌I parked my motor home in the hotel garage.
✅I parked my motor home at an RV campsite.
💡Motor homes are typically parked at campsites or RV parks with electrical hookups.