stop over (Meaning)

Wordnet

stop over (v)

interrupt a journey temporarily, e.g., overnight

interrupt a trip

Webster

Act or privilege of stopping over.

The airline provided a complimentary stopover in Dubai for passengers with long layovers.
We decided to stop over in Rome for a few days before continuing our journey to Greece.
The train made a brief stopover at the station to allow passengers to disembark.
Our road trip plan included a stopover at a scenic lookout to admire the panoramic view.
The stopover in New York allowed us to explore the iconic landmarks of the city.
The tour operator offered a stopover option at a historical site for an additional fee.
We chose to make a stopover in London to visit the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace.
The flight had a long stopover in Istanbul, giving us ample time to stretch our legs and explore the airport.
We made a stopover at a rest area along the highway to refuel and grab a bite to eat.
The stopover in Vienna allowed us to indulge in some of the city's famous pastries and coffee.

interrupt a journey temporarily, e.g., overnight, interrupt a tripAct or privilege of stopping over.

stay (at), camp (out in), call (on or upon), drop in,stop (by or in), run (in), pop (in), sojourn (at), invade, tarry (in)

avoid, avoid, escape, shun, shake, evade,escape, shun, shake, evade

The airline provided a complimentary stopover in Dubai for passengers with long layovers.

We decided to stop over in Rome for a few days before continuing our journey to Greece.

The train made a brief stopover at the station to allow passengers to disembark.

Our road trip plan included a stopover at a scenic lookout to admire the panoramic view.