uninterrupted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ interrupted.

Adjective

uninterrupted (comparative more uninterrupted, superlative most uninterrupted)

1. continuing with no interruption
   • 2021 October 20, Paul Stephen, “Leisure and pleasure on the Far North Line”, in RAIL, number 942, page 48:

     Having departed Inverness on time, I take the advice of several guidebooks and sit in a right-hand-side seat, which should afford me uninterrupted views of the sea as the train winds its way north.

Translations

without interruption

• Arabic: مُتَّصِل (muttaṣil), مُتَوَاصِل (mutawāṣil)
• Catalan: ininterromput
• Dutch: ononderbroken (nl)
• Esperanto: seninterrompa
• Finnish: keskeytymätön (fi), katkeamaton (fi), yhtäjaksoinen (fi)
• German: ununterbrochen (de)
• Italian: ininterrotto (it)
• Latin: perpes
• Maori: hūrokuroku
• Ottoman Turkish: آراسز (arasız)
• Persian: بی‌وقفه (fa) (bê-vaqfe)
• Romanian: neîntrerupt (ro), fără pauză
• Spanish: ininterrumpido (es)
• Swedish: oavbrutet (sv)
• Telugu: అవిచ్ఛిన్నము (te) (avicchinnamu)