[
US
/ˈɫeɪˌoʊvɝ/
]
[ UK /lˈeɪəʊvɐ/ ]
[ UK /lˈeɪəʊvɐ/ ]
NOUN
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a brief stay in the course of a journey
they made a stopover to visit their friends
How To Use layover In A Sentence
- If I have more than a seven - hour layover, I'd like to stay overnight.
- I hope that if my roommate is out there somewhere and remembers our African layover, she knows in her heart that so-called "good hair" isn't all it's cracked up to be! Helen Davey: Tales of Pan Am: Playing Beauty Shop
- After a layover, I am supposed to land in San Diego about 7: 30 pm Pacific time.
- The mall will try to attract out-of-towners such as airline passengers who have long layovers.
- Most severe weather conditions come with a bit of advance warning, so it pays to plan ahead and book a hotel, just in case of an unexpected overnight layover.
- He claimed that my town was ‘on his way’ to Denver, but in truth his little layover added at least two hours of driving time to his vacation.
- Logan has Kidport play areas in Terminals A and C, rocking chairs, a public art program, pet relief areas outside each terminal and great (enclosed) views of the airfield from the top floors of the central garage in Terminals B or C. Nearby layover option Boston Logan International Airport Guide
- Looks like it'll be tons of fun, as I have to transfer twice and I have a two-hour layover in Baltimore.
- It promises travellers the holy grail of air travel - no more layovers.
- I don't know if changing buses in Puebla is more time consuming than taking a taxi to the bus station in Mexico city, but it is certainly easier; and if a layover is necessary Puebla is a relatively manageable and pleasant city. Flying to Veracruz?