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Meanings of non-stop in English

Russian
беспосадочный полёт

1958 Science fiction novel by Brian Aldiss.

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беспосадочный полёт

Without break, cessation or interruption.

Usage of non-stop in English
1
At the end of this week we run for 30 minutes non-stop.
The Irish Times
2
Nobody looking for non-stop action and carnage is likely to feel shortchanged.
Reuters
3
The year was 1968, and the event was a non-stop, single-handed race.
The Irish Times
4
They said helicopters had been working non-stop to put the fire out.
Radio NZ
5
After two days of non-stop action, the Cape Town Sevens is over.
The South African
6
Many ran non-stop coverage throughout the day and into the late evening.
The Irish Times
7
It's going non-stop, my team have been absolutely busy at the factory.
Radio NZ
8
Rihanna has been going out non-stop lately, switching from NYC to London.
Ebony
9
It seemed as if I talked non-stop for more than three weeks.
The Irish Times
10
A circle of people gathers round the author, who is talking non-stop.
A warrior's life: a biography of paulo coelho
11
The IRA was leaving in its wake a non-stop trail of atrocities.
Independent.ie
12
Liz came sweeping in through the front door, talking non-stop as usual.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
13
Just don't run! I repeated this non-stop to myself like an incantation.
Reuters
14
For much of his life, Malcolm McLaren was a non-stop ideas factory.
The Guardian
15
He's betting that like Lindbergh's, his airplane will fly non-stop to Paris.
Wired
16
Heavy gunfire thundered non-stop and smoke billowed over part of the town.
Reuters
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Translations for non-stop
Non-stop through the time
Non-stop across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare