non·stop 
/ˈnɑ:nˈstɑ:p/ adjective
/ˈnɑ:nˈstɑ:p/ adjective 1 : done or made without stopping
▪ a nonstop [=direct] flight ▪ The airline has nonstop service between Boston and Seattle. [=it has planes that regularly fly between Boston and Seattle without stopping] 2 : not stopping
▪ The festival is five days of nonstop [=continuous] music. ▪ The action in the movie is nonstop. [=very exciting things happen throughout the movie]
▪ a nonstop [=direct] flight ▪ The airline has nonstop service between Boston and Seattle. [=it has planes that regularly fly between Boston and Seattle without stopping]
▪ The festival is five days of nonstop [=continuous] music. ▪ The action in the movie is nonstop. [=very exciting things happen throughout the movie]
— nonstop adverb
▪ The plane is capable of flying nonstop between New York and Beijing. ▪ They danced nonstop until the club closed. ▪ The baby cried nonstop [=continuously] for hours. ▪ She drove 15 hours nonstop.
▪ The plane is capable of flying nonstop between New York and Beijing. ▪ They danced nonstop until the club closed. ▪ The baby cried nonstop [=continuously] for hours. ▪ She drove 15 hours nonstop.
