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Meanings of non-stop in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "permanent"
Examples for "permanent"
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Justice Andre Wiltens said the behaviour had permanent consequences for the victims.
2
But the issue of permanent Nato bases in east Europe is divisive.
3
All stakeholders need to meet and propose a permanent solution, he said.
4
Citizens with permanent residence documents should get new ones free of charge.
5
Russia and China are among the Security Council's five permanent, veto-holding members.
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The list is endless; it's a wonder anyone can find a home.
2
There have been endless talking points but as yet no turning point.
3
Now we are being subjected to endless speculation about a future government.
4
Global equities and risk assets appear set for surfing an endless summer.
5
You ride your bike as fast as possible for 60 endless minutes.
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It's important to be committed to continuous improvement, however tough the conditions.
2
To keep providing the items, Gange said they needed continuous funding support.
3
Repeat this several times as one long, slow continuous flow of movement.
4
I want continuous health monitoring on all systems from now to launch.
5
It's got to allow continuous and extraordinary access to its nuclear facilities.
1
And in those three days Graham's incessant thoughts went far and wide.
2
It was of rare violence: torrential rain accompanied by incessant lightning strikes.
3
Clouds of smoke hovered low in the air; the firing was incessant.
4
Yet that was their high point, a brief riposte amid incessant pressure.
5
The noise of the fall was loud and incessant in the room.
Usage of non-stop in anglès
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At the end of this week we run for 30 minutes non-stop.
2
Nobody looking for non-stop action and carnage is likely to feel shortchanged.
3
The year was 1968, and the event was a non-stop, single-handed race.
4
They said helicopters had been working non-stop to put the fire out.
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After two days of non-stop action, the Cape Town Sevens is over.
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Many ran non-stop coverage throughout the day and into the late evening.
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It's going non-stop, my team have been absolutely busy at the factory.
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Rihanna has been going out non-stop lately, switching from NYC to London.
9
It seemed as if I talked non-stop for more than three weeks.
10
A circle of people gathers round the author, who is talking non-stop.
11
The IRA was leaving in its wake a non-stop trail of atrocities.
12
Liz came sweeping in through the front door, talking non-stop as usual.
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Just don't run! I repeated this non-stop to myself like an incantation.
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For much of his life, Malcolm McLaren was a non-stop ideas factory.
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He's betting that like Lindbergh's, his airplane will fly non-stop to Paris.
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Heavy gunfire thundered non-stop and smoke billowed over part of the town.
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Non-stop through the time
Non-stop across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare