If something is incessant, it keeps going and does not stop. English speakers nearly always use it when they are tired of the thing: incessant rain, incessant noise, incessant questions. The word carries a small complaint.

If something is incessant如果某件事是incessant it keeps going and does not stop就會一直持續、不會停 English speakers nearly always use it英語使用者幾乎都是在 when they are tired of the thing對那件事感到厭煩的時候用它 incessant rain, incessant noise, incessant questions沒完沒了的雨、沒完沒了的噪音、沒完沒了的問題 The word carries a small complaint這個字帶著一點小小的抱怨

You would not usually call a lovely song incessant, even if it played for a long time — that would sound as if you wanted it to end.

You would not usually call a lovely song incessant你通常不會把一首好聽的歌說成incessant even if it played for a long time就算它播了很久 that would sound as if you wanted it to end那聽起來會像是你希望它結束

It is a rather formal adjective. In everyday talk people more often say non-stop, or it just wouldn’t stop.

It is a rather formal adjective這是個相當正式的形容詞 In everyday talk在日常對話裡 people more often say non-stop, or it just wouldn't stop大家比較常說non-stop，或直接說it just wouldn't stop

Continuous is a cooler, more neutral cousin: a weather report can say continuous rain without sounding annoyed. Incessant rain sounds as if you have had enough.

Continuouscontinuous這個字 is a cooler, more neutral cousin是比較冷靜、中性的近親 a weather report can say continuous rain天氣報告可以說continuous rain without sounding annoyed而不會聽起來不耐煩 Incessant rainincessant rain（沒完沒了的雨） sounds as if you have had enough聽起來像是你已經受夠了