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1 traffic
1. noun, no pl.1) no indef. art. Verkehr, dertraffic is heavy/light — es herrscht starker/geringer Verkehr
2) (trade) Handel, dertraffic in drugs/arms — Drogen-/Waffenhandel, der
3) (amount of business) Verkehr, der2. intransitive verb,- ck- Geschäfte machentraffic in something — mit etwas handeln od. Handel treiben; (fig.) mit etwas schachern (abwertend)
* * *['træfik] 1. noun1) (vehicles, aircraft, ships etc moving about: There's a lot of traffic on the roads / on the river.) der Verkehr2) (trade, especially illegal or dishonest: the drug traffic.) der Handel2. verb(to deal or trade in, especially illegally or dishonestly: They were trafficking in smuggled goods.) handeln- academic.ru/76048/trafficker">trafficker- traffic island
- traffic jam
- traffic lights
- traffic warden* * *traf·fic[ˈtræfɪk]air/rail \traffic Luft-/Bahnverkehr mcommercial \traffic Handelsverkehr mheavy \traffic starker Verkehrpassenger \traffic Personenverkehr mto get stuck in \traffic im Verkehr stecken bleibento direct \traffic den Verkehr regelndrug \traffic Drogenhandel m▪ to have \traffic with sth/sb mit etw/jdm zu tun haben [o in Verbindung stehen\traffic lane Fahrstreifen mIII. vi<- ck->handelnto \traffic in weapons [or arms] Waffenhandel betreibento \traffic in drugs mit Drogen handelnto \traffic in pornography Pornografie vertreiben* * *['trfɪk]1. n1) Verkehr m; (AVIAT) Flug- or Luftverkehr mtraffic coming into London is advised to avoid Putney Bridge — Fahrern in Richtung Innenstadt London wird empfohlen, Putney Bridge zu meiden
2) (= business of port, airport) Umschlag m3) (usu pej: trading) Handel m (in mit); (in pornography) Vertrieb m (in von); (in illegal alcohol) Schieberei f (in von)2. vi (usu pej)handeln (in mit); (in drugs also) dealen (inf) (in mit); (in pornography) vertreiben ( in +acc); (in illegal alcohol) verschieben ( in acc)* * *traffic [ˈtræfık]A s1. (öffentlicher, Straßen-, Schiffs-, Eisenbahn- etc) Verkehr2. (Personen-, Güter-, Nachrichten-, Fernsprech- etc) Verkehr m4. figa) Verkehr m, Geschäft(e) n(pl)b) Austausch m (in von):5. besonders US Kunden(andrang) pl(m) (in einem bestimmten Zeitraum)B v/i prät und pperf trafficked ( auch illegal) handeln oder Handel treiben (in sth mit; with sb mit):traffic in drugs dealen* * *1. noun, no pl.1) no indef. art. Verkehr, dertraffic is heavy/light — es herrscht starker/geringer Verkehr
2) (trade) Handel, dertraffic in drugs/arms — Drogen-/Waffenhandel, der
3) (amount of business) Verkehr, der2. intransitive verb,- ck- Geschäfte machentraffic in something — mit etwas handeln od. Handel treiben; (fig.) mit etwas schachern (abwertend)
* * *(illegal trade) n.Handel - m. n.Autoverkehr m.Verkehr m. -
2 traffic
traf·fic [ʼtræfɪk] ncommercial \traffic Handelsverkehr m;heavy \traffic starker Verkehr;passenger \traffic Personenverkehr m;to get stuck in \traffic im Verkehr stecken bleiben;to direct \traffic den Verkehr regelndrug \traffic Drogenhandel mto have \traffic with sth/sb mit etw/jdm zu tun haben [o in Verbindung stehen] nmodifier (casualties, flow, hazard, offence, problems, tie-ups) Verkehrs-;to \traffic in drugs mit Drogen handeln;to \traffic in pornography Pornografie vertreiben -
3 lane
[leɪn] noun2) (in town) Gasse, die3) (part of road) [Fahr]spur, dieoutside lane — Überholspur, die
4) (for race) Bahn, die* * *[lein]1) (a narrow road or street: a winding lane.) der Weg2) (used in the names of certain roads or streets: His address is 12 Penny Lane.) die Gasse3) (a division of a road for one line of traffic: The new motorway has three lanes in each direction.) die Fahrspur4) (a regular course across the sea taken by ships: a regular shipping lane.) die Fahrtroute* * *[leɪn]nI live at the end of Church L\lane ich wohne am Ende der Church Lanecountry \lane schmale Landstraßea winding \lane ein gewundener Wegin \lanes 4 and 6 auf den Bahnen 4 und 6bus \lane Busspur fin the fast/middle \lane auf der Überholspur/mittleren Spurto run on the inside/outside \lane auf der Innen-/Außenbahn laufenthe northbound \lane die Spur nach Nordento change \lanes die Spur wechselnshipping \lane Schifffahrtsweg m* * *[leɪn]n(in country) ( for walking) (Feld)weg m; (for driving) Sträßchen nt; (in town) Gasse f, Weg m; (SPORT) Bahn f; (on road) Spur f; (= shipping lane) Schifffahrtsweg m or -linie f; (= air lane) (Flug)route f, Luftstraße fthree-lane (motorway etc) — dreispurig
"get in lane" — "einordnen"
* * *lane [leın] s1. (Feld)Weg m:it is a long lane that has no turning (Sprichwort) alles muss sich einmal ändern2. Gasse f:a) Sträßchen nb) Durchgang m (zwischen Menschenreihen etc):form a lane Spalier stehen, eine Gasse bilden3. Schneise f5. FLUG Flugschneise fchange lanes die Spur wechseln;get in lane sich einordnen;lane closures gesperrte Spuren;lane indication arrow Richtungspfeil m;three-lane dreispurig (Autobahn etc)7. SPORT (einzelne) Bahn:in lane two auf Bahn zwei;* * *[leɪn] noun2) (in town) Gasse, die3) (part of road) [Fahr]spur, dieslow/inside lane — (in Britain) linke Spur; (on the continent) rechte Spur
outside lane — Überholspur, die
‘get in lane’ — "bitte einordnen"; see also fast lane
4) (for race) Bahn, die* * *(freeway) n.Fahrbahn -en f.Fahrspur -en f. (motorway) n.Fahrbahn -en f.Fahrspur -en f. n.Gasse -n f.Weg -e m. -
4 filter
1. noun1) Filter, der2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verb1) [Flüssigkeiten:] sickern2) (make way gradually)filter through/into something — durch etwas hindurch-/in etwas (Akk.) hineinsickern
3) (at road junction) sich einfädelnPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87033/filter_out">filter out* * *['filtə] 1. noun1) (a strainer or other device through which liquid, gas, smoke etc can pass, but not solid material: A filter is used to make sure that the oil is clean and does not contain any dirt; ( also adjective) filter paper.) der Filter, Filter-...2) (a kind of screening plate used to change or correct certain colours: If you are taking photographs in sun and snow, you should use a blue filter.) der Filter2. verb1) ((of liquids) to (become) clean by passing through a filter: The rain-water filtered into a tank.) durch einen Filter sickern2) (to come bit by bit or gradually: The news filtered out.) durchsickern•* * *fil·ter[ˈfɪltəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nlight \filter Lichtfilter m, optischer Filter4. BRIT5. COMPUT, INET Filter mIII. vt2. (extract)to \filter calls/people Anrufe/Leute selektieren [o auswählenIV. vi1. BRIT AUTOto \filter left/right sich akk links/rechts einordnen2. (get)▪ to \filter into/out of sth liquid in etw akk /aus etw dat sickern; light, sound in etw akk /aus etw dat dringen* * *['fɪltə(r)]1. n1) Filter m; (PHOT, RAD, MECH) Filter nt or m2. vtliquids, air filtern; sunlight durchschimmern lassen; information vorsortieren3. vi2) (Brit AUT) sich einordnento filter to the left — sich links einordnen
* * *filter [ˈfıltə(r)]A s1. Filter m, Seihtuch n, Seiher m2. CHEM, FOTO, PHYS, TECH Filter n/m3. ELEK Filter n/m, Sieb nB v/t filtern:a) (durch)seihenb) filtrieren:filter off abfiltern;filter sth out of sth etwas aus etwas herausfilternC v/i2. sich langsam bewegen:4. fig5. AUTO Bra) die Spur wechselnb) sich einordnen ( to the left links)c) abbiegen (wenn der grüne Pfeil aufleuchtet)* * *1. noun1) Filter, der2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verb1) [Flüssigkeiten:] sickernfilter through/into something — durch etwas hindurch-/in etwas (Akk.) hineinsickern
3) (at road junction) sich einfädelnPhrasal Verbs:* * *n.Filter - m.
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