traffic
ਆਵਾਜਾਈ
definition
verb
the government will vigorously pursue individuals who traffic in drugs
deal or trade in something illegal.
noun
a stream of heavy traffic
vehicles moving on a road or public highway.
the traffic in stolen cattle
the action of dealing or trading in something illegal.
example
That is a busy bit of sea with lots of ships and intensive ferry 'traffic' .
The rail network was completely shut down for passengers and freight 'traffic' .
Road 'traffic' accidents alone account for an estimated five million head injuries each year.
Just three months ago Asian airlines were basking in big turnarounds of their passenger and cargo 'traffic' .
the carpet is suitable for heavy 'traffic' areas
After the First World War, passenger numbers declined, as road transport improved but freight 'traffic' remained buoyant.
The simple basics of VOIP is that it uses high speed internet lines to carry voice 'traffic' instead of telephone lines.
the trip takes 50 minutes in rush-hour 'traffic'
the increased use of railroads for goods 'traffic'
The agreement will create new opportunities for the aviation industry and will increase air 'traffic' .
There is always lots of urge in the mid-range, making the car easy to drive, both in heavy city 'traffic' and on the open road.
You still have to pay for the SMS 'traffic' but the system is elegant.
internet 'traffic'
the government will vigorously pursue individuals who 'traffic' in drugs
The usual emergencies such as fires or road 'traffic' accidents will not elicit a response from these vehicles, even with the crews and fire engines on station.
a stream of heavy 'traffic'
The adolescent males often disregard pedestrian and car 'traffic' , riding after dark and the wrong way on roundabouts.
These sites have giant radio antennas that can pick up all 'traffic' handled by communications satellites.
It is also being used to determine the cause of serious road 'traffic' accidents.
Goods and passenger 'traffic' to Scotland has increased recently.
The bill will also restrict the powers of telecommunications companies to disrupt 'traffic' flow by opening roads for cable laying.
to be stuck in 'traffic'
They also agreed to encourage an increase in railway passenger 'traffic' between Sofia and Thessaloniki.
An independent report commission by air traffic controllers said the growth in air 'traffic' poses significant new risks and proposes changes to improve safety.
They asked to be informed if the prospects of the livestock 'traffic' in 1930 were likely to be such as would justify the reduction in lairage charges.
Most referrals have been occupational injuries, but the company wants to extend into road 'traffic' accidents.
However, it is not our sole responsibility - everybody has a part to play in reducing road 'traffic' accidents and that includes parents.
the 'traffic' in stolen cattle
The economic boom in the capital is already shifting the balance of passenger 'traffic' .
I got caught in the match 'traffic' , half hour drive to go 3 miles.
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