nonstop

[US]/ˈnɔnˈstɔp/

[UK]/nɑn'stɑp/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. without stopping or resting; direct
adv. without stopping or resting; directly
n. direct flight or train; nonstop flight

nonstop flight

take a nonstop global flight

music playing nonstop all night

We took a nonstop flight to Los Angeles.

He worked nonstop for eight hours.

Work nonstop continuously, exhaustion of as a result, nervily, a little be frighted namely insomnia person;

A woman sat down beside me as we started,and she chattered nonstop the whole way.

Although Bynum is a Laker, Oden is coming into the league with the Vesuvian hoopla and nonstop palaver that befits a No. 1 draft choice.

A Scotswoman sat down beside me as we started,and she chattered nonstop the whole way.

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