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The phrase "a metro stop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location where a metro train stops to pick up or drop off passengers.
Example: "I will meet you at the metro stop near the city center."
Alternatives: "a subway station" or "a train station."
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The shrine has a metro stop.
About seven blocks away, at the edge of Dupont Circle itself, is a Metro stop.
Some are still sore even about the construction of a metro stop at Babi Yar.
He stays in Crystal City, near a Metro stop in Virginia.
Young volunteers hand out pro-Marine Le Pen literature outside a metro stop in Paris.
The neighborhood is a well-to-do mixture of high-rise apartments, shops and restaurants adjacent to a Metro stop.
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A central square where a new metro stop opened last year is lined with bars, restaurants and cafes.
Like a detour rerouting travelers around a closed metro stop, cancer cells may further contort their metabolism, taking advantage of little-used or still unidentified chemical reactions to maintain growth.
In 2001, after becoming a British citizen and renouncing his Canadian citizenship, he was created Lord Black of Crossharbour (after a London Metro stop near the Telegraph's offices).
Heck, sometimes I would choose a random metro stop and go there, just because I could!
With a possible metro stop in Leimert Park on the forthcoming Crenshaw light-rail line, the neighborhood expects development but also has fears of gentrification and displacement.
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