layover
layover
Definition
☆ lay·over (-ō′vər)
layover
Synonyms
layover
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: In general, you passengers have stopovers, we airline crews have layovers.
- foreshorten: Image characteristics such as foreshortening, layover, and shadowing will be subject to wide variations, across a large incidence angle range.
- take: As a result coaches and busses of various operators had to use New road and The Oxpens to turn vehicles around and take layovers.
Preposition: at
- end: Add 1 minute for Tamworth Road and a ten minute service needs 9 streetcars, with 6 mins layover at each end on average.
Adjective modifier
- short: After a short layover, we then flew on back to Cairns, Australia.
- overnight: This coach was on overnight layover in VCS last Wednesday.
Modifies a noun
- time: Layover time for Oxford Tubes seems now to be taken in a side street near VCS in London.
- bay: To finish with a representative selection of the fleet, conveniently posed in the layover bay at St Peter Port Bus Station.
- hotel: Layover hotels are a quality of life issue for all Flight Attendants.
- point: This is the layover point for the 720 service in Santa Monica, which is next to the Big Blue Bus Depot.
- area: BH&D 503 takes a break in the car park 1 bus layover area.
- effect: Layover effects on a radar image look very similar to effects due to foreshortening.
Noun used with modifier
