to make an intermediate stop during a journey · to break a journey
This expression is super useful when you're talking about a journey that isn't direct. Maybe you want to break up a long trip, explore an extra city on the way, or just need a place to rest your head for a night! 😴✈️ It's perfect for casual chats about travel plans or past adventures.
💡 **Pro Tip!** 'To stop over' can refer to a planned break in any kind of journey – by plane, train, or car! 🚂🚗 It's similar to 'layover' for flights, but 'stop over' often implies spending a night or more, not just a quick change. You can say 'stop over in [place]' or 'stop over for [duration]'.
Which English expression best fits a situation where a friend explains they stayed a few days in another city in the middle of a long journey? A. to run into someone B. to stop over C. to get lost