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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 factory operates on a non-stop schedule to meet demand.
Фабрика работает по бесперебойному графику, чтобы удовлетворить спрос.
The non-stop rain caused flooding in the area.
Непрерывный дождь вызвал наводнение в этом районе.
The non-stop flight from New York to Tokyo takes about 14 hours.
Безостановочный рейс из Нью-Йорка в Токио занимает около 14 часов.
Synonyms
continuous
uninterrupted
ceaseless
constant
relentless
perpetual
Antonyms
stop
intermittent
non-stopadverb
UK
/ˌnɒnˈstɒp/
US
/ˌnɑnˈstɑp/
The machine worked non-stop for 24 hours.
Машина работала безостановочно 24 часа.
Additional translations
непрерывно
неустанно
непрестанно
Synonyms
continuously
ceaselessly
incessantly
uninterruptedly
constantly
Antonyms
intermittently
occasionally
non-stopnoun
non-stops
pl
UK
/ˌnɒnˈstɒp/
US
/ˌnɑːnˈstɑːp/
Used as a countable noun meaning a direct journey, flight, or service without intermediate stops.
Synonyms
nonstop flight
direct flight
express
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.
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