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Meanings of stopover in English

Catalan
arrest
Spanish
parada

A small railway station between the principal stations or a station where the train stops only on a signal.

      arrest
      Usage of stopover in English
      1
      I said, sure, come for a visit on your stopover to Kigali.
      An ordinary man
      2
      After a brief stopover he boarded a plane to London, officials said.
      The Irish Times
      3
      Other U.S.-based flights will likely have a short stopover on Grand Cayman.
      Climbing Magazine
      4
      The usual stopover point between Paris and Papeete had been Los Angeles.
      Radio NZ
      5
      The five-day stopover put Australian military forces in Darwin on high alert.
      Radio NZ
      6
      But the deal would also see the phasing-out of the Shannon stopover.
      The Irish Times
      7
      The French government-sponsored flight landed in Tahiti after a stopover in Canada.
      Radio NZ
      8
      On the way out I have a five-hour stopover in Hong Kong.
      The Guardian
      9
      Writer interviewed her at the Hotel Dorset during her stopover in N.Y.
      The new yorker
      10
      Los Angeles is the stopover point for Air France between Tahiti and Europe.
      Radio NZ
      11
      During that stopover, the crew sought medical attention for several passengers.
      The Irish Times
      12
      It was a natural stopover and the Niare family controlled it.
      Reuters
      13
      At present the distance to these stopover points is very unclear.
      The Irish Times
      14
      The new flights would originate outside Argentina, with a stopover in the country.
      Reuters
      15
      But Frankfurt isn't just a stopover it's a beautiful city rich with culture.
      The South African
      16
      In addition, it is a stopover for migratory birds from Russia and Australia.
      Reuters
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      Stopover through the time
      Stopover across language varieties
      Ireland
      Common
      United States of America
      Less common