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stopover

/ˈstɒpˌəʊ.və/

Traduction: Nom désignant une courte halte ou une pause au milieu d'un voyage, ou le lieu où se fait cette halte.

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noun

/ˈstɒpˌəʊ.və/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une courte halte ou une pause au milieu d'un voyage, ou le lieu où se fait cette halte.

A noun referring to a short stay or break in the middle of a journey, or the place where such a break occurs.

  1. A stopping place on a journeyB1formal

    A location where a traveler pauses during a trip, often for rest or refueling.

    frescale

    • We made a stopover at a small town to have lunch.
    • The bus had a scheduled stopover at a service station.
    • Our stopover in Chicago was brief but enjoyable.

    Synonymesrest stopstopway station

  2. A brief stay in the course of a journeyB1formal

    A short period of time spent in a place while traveling to a final destination.

    frescale

    • We had a two-day stopover in Paris before flying to Rome.
    • The airline offered a free hotel for passengers with a long stopover.
    • During our stopover in Dubai, we visited the Burj Khalifa.

    Synonymeslayoversojournstaystop

Formes
  • stopovers plural form
  • stopovers' possessive plural form
  • stopover's possessive singular form
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