ノンストップ

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Meanings

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noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

nonstop; without stopping

Describes a journey, flight, or continuous action without a break. Often used as a no-adjective modifying a noun.

We flew nonstop from Tokyo to New York.

ノンストップのバスで空くう港こうまで行いけます。

You can go to the airport by nonstop bus.

ノンストップで〈動どう詞し〉to do something nonstop, without any break
この飛ひ行こう機きはノンストップで東とう京きょうからニューヨークまで飛とぶ。
This plane flies nonstop from Tokyo to New York.
ノンストップの〈場ば所しょ〉a nonstop route or flight to a place
ノンストップのロンドン行いきの便びんを予よ約やくした。
I booked a nonstop flight to London.

直ちょっ行こう
直行 is a native Japanese word meaning 'going directly' or 'nonstop', often used for transportation, while ノンストップ is a loanword with a slightly more modern or casual feel.
直ちょく通つうN2
直通 focuses on a direct connection between two points without transfer, while ノンストップ focuses on not stopping or pausing during the journey or action.
連れん続ぞくN3
連続 describes a series of repeated occurrences happening one after another, while ノンストップ describes a single unbroken action or trip without any pause.

各かく駅えき停てい車しゃ
各駅停車 is a train that stops at every station, the direct opposite of a ノンストップ service that skips all stops.

Borrowed from English 'nonstop'.