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nonstop adj.直达的；不断的；不间断的adv.直达地；不间断地n.直达车；直达行驶 (1) 他将作一次环绕世界一周的不着陆的飞行。(2) 开始我们谈个不停,但过不多久我们陷入了沈默。(3) 那架飞机从北京直飞广州。(4) 让我们不停学习一直到老。(5) 有两个人送一位朋友乘最后一班直达车去伦敦。 You can use the word nonstop as an adjective or adverb, and while it can literally mean "without stopping," it's also frequently used in an exaggerated way, to mean "a lot of the time." Your friend's description of a nonstop dance party or a nervous substitute teacher who giggles nonstop are examples of this. A nonstop plane flight, on the other hand, literally flies from one city to another without landing at another airport on the way.

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英 [nɒn'stɒp] 美 [nɒn'stɒp] (1) He will take a nonstop global flight.(2) We talk nonstop at first, but soon lapsed into silence.(3) That plane flies nonstop from Beijing to Guangzhou.(4) It lets us learn nonstop till we get old.(5) Two people send a friend to go to London by last nonstop. Things that are nonstop keep going all the time without pausing. A week of nonstop rain can cause flooding, and be pretty gloomy too. 1[ADJ 形容词]不停的；不间断的；直达的 Something that is non-stop continues without any pauses or interruptions.   [ADV after v]Many US cities now have non-stop flights to Aspen.美国很多城市现在都有直达阿斯彭的航班。...80 minutes of non-stop music...80分钟不间断的音乐The training was non-stop and continued for three days.培训不间断地连续进行了3天Non-stop is also an adverb.Amy and her group had driven non-stop through Spain...埃米和她的小组一路马不停蹄地驱车穿越西班牙。The snow fell non-stop for 24 hours.这场雪连续下了24小时。

英语单词	nonstop
英美音标	英 [nɒn'stɒp] 美 [nɒn'stɒp]
中文释义	adj.直达的；不断的；不间断的 adv.直达地；不间断地 n.直达车；直达行驶
英语例句	(1) He will take a nonstop global flight. (2) We talk nonstop at first, but soon lapsed into silence. (3) That plane flies nonstop from Beijing to Guangzhou. (4) It lets us learn nonstop till we get old. (5) Two people send a friend to go to London by last nonstop.
中文例句	(1) 他将作一次环绕世界一周的不着陆的飞行。 (2) 开始我们谈个不停,但过不多久我们陷入了沈默。 (3) 那架飞机从北京直飞广州。 (4) 让我们不停学习一直到老。 (5) 有两个人送一位朋友乘最后一班直达车去伦敦。
vocabulary简明	Things that are nonstop keep going all the time without pausing. A week of nonstop rain can cause flooding, and be pretty gloomy too.
vocabulary扩展	You can use the word nonstop as an adjective or adverb, and while it can literally mean "without stopping," it's also frequently used in an exaggerated way, to mean "a lot of the time." Your friend's description of a nonstop dance party or a nervous substitute teacher who giggles nonstop are examples of this. A nonstop plane flight, on the other hand, literally flies from one city to another without landing at another airport on the way.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]不停的；不间断的；直达的 Something that is non-stop continues without any pauses or interruptions. [ADV after v] Many US cities now have non-stop flights to Aspen. 美国很多城市现在都有直达阿斯彭的航班。 ...80 minutes of non-stop music... 80分钟不间断的音乐 The training was non-stop and continued for three days. 培训不间断地连续进行了3天 Non-stop is also an adverb. Amy and her group had driven non-stop through Spain... 埃米和她的小组一路马不停蹄地驱车穿越西班牙。 The snow fell non-stop for 24 hours. 这场雪连续下了24小时。

Nonstop Non Stop Plane Flies Literally 英 Nɒn'stɒp] 美 Nɒn'stɒp