stopover
విరామంగా
definition
noun
the one-day stopover in Honolulu
a break in a journey.
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A number of good motels and hotels offer accommodation for a 'stopover' , and there is a good choice of restaurants and cafes.
a brief 'stopover' at Shannon Airport
easy vehicle access makes the spot a favourite 'stopover' for camper vanners
an inviting 'stopover' between Quebec City and Montreal
His one visit was a brief 'stopover' in Italy to visit his daughter while she was studying there.
From Madrid via Alexandria en route to the city of Antwerp, the current 'stopover' is New Delhi.
This small farming township is a welcoming 'stopover' about 90 minutes drive from Hastings.
The delegation will have a two-day stopover in New York en route to Haiti and a one-day 'stopover' in Los Angeles on the return trip.
Best known as a long-haul 'stopover' en route to destinations like Bali and Australia, it is an easy first step into Asia.
For most travellers, Haast is a 'stopover' on the way to the glacier region north or to Wanaka, back the way you've come.
The whole group is in a buoyant mood, with plenty to distract us from the thought of the long flight home tomorrow, with the long 'stopover' in Kuala Lumpur en route.
Bundaberg, the Australian town where she died, was only intended as a 'stopover' on the way to the reef.
It's difficult to appreciate the unique flavour of the place in a quick 'stopover' between train and boat.
In their journey, which covered 50 islands, they reached Kochi, their only 'stopover' in India, after visiting Bali.
The next 'stopover' was Kovai Kutrallam and the picturesque locale was nothing short of breathtaking.
After making a short 'stopover' in a Nigerian city, we reached Timbuktu on 24 February 1999.
They had been in negotiations with race organisers with a view to Leith being the penultimate 'stopover' , but the Dutch port has won the bid.
Yes, if you break one of these US laws you might find yourself arrested and thrown in jail next time you travel to or enjoy a 'stopover' at a US destination.
The views are spectacular, augmented by a flotilla of yachts whose owners favour the location as an essential 'stopover' on the Firth of Clyde.
The old town was established by the Spanish in 1519 and was a central 'stopover' between the old and new world, making it a most cosmopolitan spot.
They had a quick 'stopover' in Seattle before continuing on to Beijing.
the one-day 'stopover' in Honolulu
We landed for a 'stopover' at London Stansted two hours later.
The new route, which includes a brief 'stopover' in Hong Kong, will leave twice daily every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
The airline now runs daily flights between the two cities with a transit 'stopover' in Vancouver.
They both enjoy trekking, but are looking for a trip that would also incorporate plenty of sightseeing and allow for 'stopovers' in local towns and villages.
However, there is no judging of films for her this time; she is busy doing a world tour with 'stopovers' at New York and Toronto.
The quiet, rural hamlet of Baycliff is only a stone's throw away and like its neighbours boasts some of the nicest eateries and 'stopovers' in the area.
There are 'stopovers' in exotic places including the Galapagos Islands and Mauritius.
Having being given no deadline by which they had to get themselves to Friedhold, the pair had decided to make one or two 'stopovers' at various small towns on their way.
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