travelator
1travelator — UK [ˈtrævəˌleɪtə(r)] US [ˈtrævəˌleɪtər] a British spelling of travolator Thesaurus: stairways, ladders and liftshyponym * * * travel(l)ator see Travolator …
2Travelator — 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… …
3travelator — noun A moving walkway; a slow conveyor belt that transports people horizontally or on an incline in a similar manner to an escalator. Syn: moving walkway See Also: escalator …
4travelator — trav|el|a|tor [ˈtrævəleıtə US ər] n another spelling of ↑travolator …
5travelator — trav|e|la|tor [ trævə,leıtər ] a British spelling of travolator …
6travelator — n. travolator, slow speed mechanical moving walkway or moving sidewalk for pedestrians (often used in airports and metro stations) …
7travelator — [ travəleɪtə] (also travolator) noun a moving walkway, typically at an airport. Origin 1950s: from travel, suggested by escalator …
8travelator — noun (C) another spelling of travolator …
9travelator — UK [ˈtrævəˌleɪtə(r)] / US [ˈtrævəˌleɪtər] travolator …
10travelator — /ˈtrævəleɪtə/ (say travuhlaytuh) noun a moving footpath, especially for carrying passengers and luggage, as at an airport, parking station, etc. Also, travellator. {travel + (escal)ator} …
