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Meanings of layover in English
A small railway station between the principal stations or a station where the train stops only on a signal.
Usage of layover in English
1
When we were flying to America, we'd had a layover in Amsterdam.
2
Worthy of several visits, indeed our next will warrant a layover in Negril.
3
The layover in Germany had lasted a little longer than intended.
4
They had a long layover for about five or six hours.
5
Apparently it's a layover, because no flight plan has been filed beyond that.
6
Rivals' flights take over 10 hours with at least one layover.
7
She'd had a two-hour layover in San Francisco before continuing on to Seattle.
8
The intercom told us we'd have a three-hour layover before departing for Denver.
9
To get to Portland, she would have a layover in Chicago.
10
Jackson and Johnstone took four days, including their layover day.
11
Perfect for your annual layover - just remember to leave before the party ends.
12
The flight to Atlanta was short, the layover just a little over an hour.
13
They were all exhausted during the brief layover in London.
14
Still, this is a solid layover on their their journey to figuring it out.
15
One of the F-15s crashed near its next layover in the United Arab Emirates.
16
My intention wasn't to have a two-year layover somewhere else.
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