traffic
🇺🇸
/ˈtræfɪk/
🇬🇧
/ˈtræfɪk/
noun
A1
The flow of vehicles on a road.
The traffic was heavy during rush hour.
高峰時段交通擁堵。
R
The movement of ships, trains, or planes.
The increase in air traffic has led to crowded skies.
空中交通的增加導致了天空擁擠。
R
The exchange of goods or people.
International trade has increased the traffic of goods across borders.
國際貿易增加了跨境貨物流通。
R
The transfer of data in a network.
The internet has revolutionized the way we send and receive traffic.
互聯網徹底改變了我們發送和接收信息的方式。
R
Illegal trade, especially of prohibited items.
The authorities cracked down on the traffic of endangered species.
當局打擊了瀕危物種的非法貿易。
verb
R
To illegally move people, often for forced labor.
Victims are trafficked and exploited in various industries.
受害者在各種行業中被販賣和剝削。
R
To illegally buy or sell something.
Drugs are trafficked across the country by criminal networks.
毒品通過犯罪網絡在全國範圍內被販賣。
R
To spread harmful ideas or behaviors.
Hate speech should not be tolerated as it traffics in prejudice.
仇恨言論不應被容忍，因為它在散佈偏見。
translation
交通, 運輸, 往來, 流量, 非法交易
販運人口, 非法買賣, 傳播有害思想
詞形變化
3rd Present
traffics
Progressive
trafficking
Past
trafficked
Perfect
trafficked
Plural
traffics