- travolator travelator
- noun (C) BrE formal a flat moving band of material on the floor, that people can step onto so that they do not have to walk, especially in airports
Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
travolator travelator
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Travolator — Travelator À la différence du trottoir roulant qui est toujours horizontal, le travelator, dont la mécanique est plus complexe que celle du trottoir roulant, permet le déplacement sur des plans inclinés. Le travelator nécessite un plus grand… … Wikipédia en Français
travelator — UK [ˈtrævəˌleɪtə(r)] US [ˈtrævəˌleɪtər] a British spelling of travolator Thesaurus: stairways, ladders and liftshyponym * * * travel(l)ator see Travolator … Useful english dictionary
Travelator — À la différence du trottoir roulant qui est toujours horizontal, le travelator, dont la mécanique est plus complexe que celle du trottoir roulant, permet le déplacement sur des plans inclinés. Le travelator nécessite un plus grand espace que l… … Wikipédia en Français
travelator — trav|el|a|tor [ˈtrævəleıtə US ər] n another spelling of ↑travolator … Dictionary of contemporary English
travelator — trav|e|la|tor [ trævə,leıtər ] a British spelling of travolator … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
travelator — n. travolator, slow speed mechanical moving walkway or moving sidewalk for pedestrians (often used in airports and metro stations) … English contemporary dictionary
travolator — n. travelator, speedwalk, slow speed mechanical moving walkway or moving sidewalk for pedestrians (often used in airports and metro stations) … English contemporary dictionary
travelator — [ travəleɪtə] (also travolator) noun a moving walkway, typically at an airport. Origin 1950s: from travel, suggested by escalator … English new terms dictionary
travolator — noun variant spelling of travelator … English new terms dictionary
travelator — noun (C) another spelling of travolator … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
