non-stop

UK
/nɒn stɒp/
US
/nɑn stɑp/

Translations

non-stopadjective
more non-stop
Comp.
most non-stop
Super.
UK
/nɒn stɒp/
US
/nɑn stɑp/
The non-stop rain made it difficult to go outside.
La pluie continue a rendu difficile de sortir.
sans escaleTransport aérien ou ferroviaire.
They chose a non-stop flight to New York to save time.
Ils ont choisi un vol sans escale pour New York afin de gagner du temps.
Additional translations
ininterrompuPlus littéraire ou soutenu.
non-stopadverb
UK
/ˌnɒnˈstɒp/
US
/ˌnɑnˈstɑp/
sans arrêt
The rain fell non-stop for three days, causing the river to overflow.
La pluie est tombée sans arrêt pendant trois jours, faisant déborder la rivière.
Additional translations
continuellementRegistre neutre ; souligne la durée ininterrompue.
non-stopnoun
non-stops
pl
UK
/ˌnɒnˈstɒp/
US
/ˌnɑːnˈstɑːp/
Used as a countable noun meaning a direct journey, flight, or service without intermediate stops.
vol directDans le domaine du transport aérien.
We booked the morning non-stop to Chicago.
Nous avons réservé le vol direct du matin pour Chicago.
Additional translations
trajet directSens général dans les transports.
Synonyms
nonstop flight
direct flight
through service
direct service

Definitions

non-stopadjective
Continuing without stopping or pausing.
The non-stop rain made it difficult to go outside.
Designating a flight, train, or journey that goes directly to its destination without scheduled stops.
They chose a non-stop flight to New York to save time.
non-stopadverb
Without stopping or pausing; continuously.
The rain fell non-stop for three days, causing the river to overflow.
non-stopnoun
A journey, flight, or service that makes no intermediate stops.
We booked the morning non-stop to Chicago.