途中下車 | Japanese meaning

途中下車【とちゅうげしゃ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

stopover (during a train or bus journey)

Forms

途中下車【とちゅうげしゃ】
とちゅうげしゃ

Generated definitions (experimental)

stopover (during a train or bus journey)

This term refers to getting off a train or bus at an intermediate station or stop before reaching the final destination. It can imply a short visit at that place before continuing the journey.

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Due to bad weather, I made a stopover and stayed at an emergency accommodation.

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I stopped over to visit a friend in his town.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to make a stopoverat the time of making a stopovera trip with a stopoverstopover stationadvantages of a stopoverto enjoy a stopoverprocedure for a stopoverlong stopoverplan for a stopoverstopover ticket

Example sentences

4 results

1. 。

We had a stopover in Chicago.

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2. 。

How about stopping over at Kyoto and sightseeing at the old capital?

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3. 。

Can I stop over in Chicago?

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4. 。

This ticket allows you to stop over at any station.

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途中下車【とちゅうげしゃ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

stopover (during a train or bus journey)

Forms

途中下車【とちゅうげしゃ】
とちゅうげしゃ

Generated definitions (experimental)

stopover (during a train or bus journey)

This term refers to getting off a train or bus at an intermediate station or stop before reaching the final destination. It can imply a short visit at that place before continuing the journey.