stopover — a short stay in a place during a journey, especially when changing planes or trains
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a short stay in a place during a journey, especially when changing planes or trains
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstɑːpoʊvər/
Korean meaning: 여행 중 잠시 머무르는 것, 특히 비행기나 기차를 갈아탈 때의 경유
Korean pronunciation: **스탑**오버
Example Sentences
- My mom turned a 2-hour stopover into a shopping spree at the duty-free store.
- The airline offers free hotel accommodation for stopovers longer than 8 hours.
- I accidentally fell asleep during the stopover and woke up in a different country.
stopover
NOUN//ˈstɑːpoʊvər//
a short stay in a place during a journey, especially when changing planes or trains
A traveler makes a brief stopover between connecting flights
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Origin
영어 'stop'(멈추다)과 'over'(위에, 넘어서)가 결합된 복합어로, 원래 목적지로 가는 도중에 잠시 멈춘다는 의미에서 유래되었습니다.
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“My mom turned a 2-hour stopover into a shopping spree at the duty-free store.”
“The airline offers free hotel accommodation for stopovers longer than 8 hours.”
“I accidentally fell asleep during the stopover and woke up in a different country.”
“Business travelers often prefer direct flights to avoid stopovers.”
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