traffic
n.交通(量);(非法)交易vi.(非法)交易
释义2:
traffic
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◙ noun, [mass noun] 1. vehicles moving on a public highway• 往来于公路上的车辆;交通 »a stream of heavy traffic. 川流不息的车辆。 a large number of such vehicles• 车流 »we were caught in traffic on the motorway. 我们被困在高速公路上的滚滚车流中了。 the movement of other forms of transport or of pedestrians• 非公路交通;行人往来 »Europe's air traffic. 欧洲空中交通。 the transportation of goods or passengers• 货物运输;旅客运送 »the increased use of railways for goods traffic. 货运铁路使用量的增加。 the messages or signals transmitted through a communications system• 通信 »data traffic between remote workstations. 偏远工作站之间的数据通信。2. the action of dealing or trading in something illegal• 非法交易,非法买卖 »the traffic in stolen cattle. 赃牛贩卖。3. (archaic)dealings or communication between people• [古] (人与人之间的)来往,联系◙ (trafficked, trafficking)1. [no obj.] deal or trade in something illegal• 非法交易 »the government will vigorously pursue individuals who traffic in drugs. 政府将不遗余力地追捕毒贩。【派生】
♦ trafficker noun♦ trafficless adjective【语源】
1. early 16th cent. (denoting commercial transportation of merchandise or passengers): from French traffique, Spanish tráfico, or Italian traffico, of unknown origin. Sense 1 dates from the early 19th cent
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