stop-off in the PONS Dictionary

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We want to stop off in towns not usually heavily toured by bands, and celebrate the people, food and music that inhabit them.
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We even had time to stop off for an opera en route - we were hardly slumming it.
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A single line stop can be used to stop off and abandon a shutdown.
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The airplane landed back on the runway before eventually coming to a stop off the end of the landing strip.
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Don't get me wrong, there might be a stop off on the way home to celebrate, but it's cool and there are great perks.
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These are a few of the species that have returned to nest, feed and stop off on their migratory journey.
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Every twist and turn of the route delivers up a spectacular holiday snap or stop off point for a picnic.
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A regular timetable runs on both a northerly or southerly route, providing plenty of time to stop off at the key sights.
www.telegraph.co.uk
It is still today an ideal stop off point for the first time visitor to the area.
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A quiet home for local wildlife, the island is occasionally a stop off for local fisher folk and tourists.
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