英:[nɒn'stɒp]
美:[ˈnɑnˈstɑp]
英:[nɒn'stɒp]
美:[ˈnɑnˈstɑp]
adj.
直达的
不停的
不休息的
不断的
adv.
直达地
不停地
不休息地
不断地
n.
直达车,班机
non·stop
nan stap
Noun
1. a flight made without intermediate stops between source and destination;
"how many nonstops are there to Dallas?"
Adjective
1. of a journey especially a flight;
"a nonstop flight to Atlanta"
2. at all times;
"around-the-clock nursing care"
Adverb
1. without stopping;
"we are flying nonstop form New York to Tokyo"
nonstop flight不着陆飞行
The first known use of nonstop was in 1900
nonusernoun
one who does not make use of something (as a harmful drug)
nonusenoun
failure to use
nonuse of available material
the fact or condition of not being used
nonunionadjective
not belonging to a trade union
nonunion carpenters
not recognizing or favoring trade unions or their members
nonunion employers
nonthermaladjective
not produced by heat
nonsupportnoun
failure to supportespecially: failure to provide legally required financial support
nonstopadjective
done, made, or held without a stop
a nonstop flight to Chicago
1 He talked nonstop, out of control, in a mix of Igbo and English, like soft meat and thorny bones.
2 Trying to stop an execution would mean nonstop work eighteen hours a day for a month, desperately trying to get a stay order from a court.
3 Sometimes they pulled into a driveway and went into one of the houses, usually trailing a woman who appeared to be talking nonstop.
4 But after a few minutes of nonstop running across the blacktop in a sort of figure eight, my lungs were burning and I had a sharp cramp in my side.
5 A four-feet-eight-inch ball of nonstop energy, I liked to say I was four feet nine just so I could feel taller.
6 Hearing Joshua give Rabelaisian nonstop talks of three to five hours made it all too clear that he was an enfant terrible.
7 Her skin was hot, and she shivered nonstop.
8 The student’s nose was bleeding nonstop.
那个同学话音刚落,姜浩就重重地打出了一拳,同学的鼻子顿时血流如注。
9 A: Bernice's finally had enough of Raymond's nonstop cheating and broke up with him.
a:Bernice终于受够了Raymond长期的不忠实而和他分手了。
10 Charlie’s been watching that nonstop, and Sneaky likes to tease that I’m really the one who keeps picking it.
11 For the first time in their many meetings, Fuchs talked nonstop.
12 My avatar could run at a maximum speed of five kilometers an hour, so it would take me over three days to get there on foot if I ran nonstop the entire time.
13 That plane flies nonstop from Beijing to Guangzhou.
那架飞机从北京直飞广州。
14 The German shepherd that has been barking nonstop for three days and two nights finally shuts up.
15 I ran nonstop to my next stop, which was the track.
16 “You’re supposed to all line up and start running nonstop for twenty-five minutes—no walking,” she said by way of greeting.
17 Both had spent their time in prison camp thinking of ways the Atlantic might be crossed nonstop by air.
18 While she turned my hair into tight cornrows, she chattered nonstop to Mama Bomboy and to Mama Caro, whose voice I heard but whom I could not see because she was a few sheds away.
19 My brain is swirling nonstop with thoughts and feelings that I can’t control.
20 By the time Gates dropped out of Harvard after his sophomore year to try his hand at his own software company, he’d been programming practically nonstop for seven consecutive years.
2 不休息
3 不断的
endless perpetual continual everlasting uninterrupted never-ending incessant unending unceasing unremitting constant continuous easeless
5 不停
eternal perpetual uninterrupted sleepless incessant unending ceaseless unceasing unremitting together
6 不断
endless perpetual continual everlasting uninterrupted never-ending incessant unending unceasing unremitting still always away ever forever chronic steadily ceaseless constant continuous easeless constantly in season and out of season spell and spell without cease
9 不停地
10 连续
straight solid running continuous continued progressive serial consecutive continuing connected successive continual flowing sequential uninterrupted contiguous unbroken incessant decennial successional continuant sequent continuative seriate contin. con. contd. seriatim hand-running incessancy run series train sequence continuity succession continuation continuum continuance contiguity seriality consecution sequency by continue bunch serialize serialise in progression on end in succession