0 a short stop between parts of a journey, especially a plane journey -- przerwa w podróży , międzylądowanie
The village became a stopover for rail travelers, and a thriving center for the bountiful farms and mills which serviced the growing population.
If, because of the reduced finances allowed for in this order, that accommodation disappears, the stopover project could easily go under, and another vital agency and its work will disappear.
I believe it would be sensible also to concentrate far more on the problems of types of plane, types of flow, stopovers and of course the continuing defence-related problems.
I resist any tendency to allow it to become a tatty, overcrowded stopover, where people can congratulate themselves only on the fact that they have easy facilities to get away.
We strongly believe that there is a need to separate the requirements of the driver from those of his vehicle during a night's stopover.
Many other points were raised in the debate, including transfer passengers, stopovers and so on.
There is a need for a network of stopover points where transported animals could be provided with food and drink or given necessary veterinary care.
What is the pilot taking if he routinely flies to these areas, has stopovers and has not keeled over from malaria?
