1 (of a train, a journey, etc.) without any stops
SYNDIRECT:
a non-stop flight to Tokyo * a non-stop train / service
2 without any pauses or stops
SYNCONTINUOUS:
non-stop entertainment / work
non-stop adverb:
We flew non-stop from Paris to Chicago. * It rained non-stop all week. * They talked non-stop about the play.
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