to stop for refreshment

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• pit stop — /ˈpɪt stɒp/ (say pit stop) noun 1. a stop made at the pits by a racing car or motorcycle during a race. 2. Colloquial any stop made on a journey in a motor vehicle, for refuelling, refreshment, etc …  

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