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verb + incessantly
The baby cried incessantly.
婴儿不停地哭。
不停地，连续不断地
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不停地，连续不断地
without stopping; continuously
The baby cried incessantly.
婴儿不停地哭。
强调动作或状态持续不停
无停顿或停止地,尤指达到令人厌烦的程度；不停歇地。
In a manner without pause or stop, especially to the point of annoyance; not ceasing.
以不懈的决心
with unflagging resolve
不间断地
without interruption
The baby cried incessantly throughout the night, keeping everyone awake.
那个婴儿整夜不停地哭，让所有人都无法入睡。
She talked incessantly about her trip, not letting anyone else speak.
她不停地谈论她的旅行，不让其他人说话。
The rain fell incessantly for three days, causing flooding in the area.
雨连续不断地下了三天，导致该地区发生洪水。
The baby cried incessantly.
婴儿不停地哭。
副词前置加强语气，较为正式。
She incessantly talked about her trip.
她不停地谈论她的旅行。
The machine was running incessantly.
机器一直在不停地运转。
Not this
The incessantly noise kept me awake.
Use this
The incessant noise kept me awake.
“incessantly” 是副词，不能修饰名词；应使用形容词“incessant”修饰名词“noise”。
Not this
She incessantly knows the answer.
Use this
She always knows the answer.
“incessantly” 表示连续不断地做某事，常与动态动词连用；而“know”是静态动词，不能与“incessantly”搭配，应改用“always”或“constantly”。
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不停地说话，喋喋不休
She talked incessantly about her new job.
她不停地谈论她的新工作。
（雨）下个不停
It rained incessantly for three days.
雨不停地下了三天。
不停地看手机
He checked his phone incessantly during the meeting.
他在会议期间不停地看手机。
不停地担忧，忧心忡忡
Stop worrying incessantly about things you cannot control.
别再为你无法控制的事情不停地担忧了。
不停地闲聊，叽叽喳喳
The children chattered incessantly on the bus.
孩子们在公共汽车上叽叽喳喳说个不停。
响个不停
The phone rang incessantly all night.
电话铃声响了一整夜。
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把incessantly拆成in(不)+cess(停止)+antly，想象雨滴不停敲窗：in-cess-antly就是‘不停止地’，持续到让人烦。
语域：neutral 常见场景：日常叙述、正式写作、新闻报道 该词通常比较中性，正式写作和日常叙述中都可用；口语中也常听到，但更常说 constantly 或 nonstop。
None of these words rhymes exactly with 'incessantly' (/ɪnˈsɛsəntli/): they all share the visible spelling '-antly' but have different stress (e.g., CON-stantly, IN-stantly, rel-LUC-tantly) or a different stressed vowel (im-POR-tantly, sig-NI-fi-cantly). The target's stressed syllable is /sɛs/, followed by /əntli/; the -antly suffix itself is unstressed in all these words.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.