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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 flow
flow1 v 1. GEN fließen; strömen (capital); 2. IND fließen (electricity); strömen (gas) flow2 1. ACC Geldfluss m, Kapitalfluss m (of funds); 2. COMP Fluss m (of data); Ablauf m (operations); 3. ECON Stromgröße f, Strömungsgröße f, (jarg) Flow-Größe f; 4. IND Stromfluss m (of electricity); Gasstrom m (of gas); 5. LOGIS Strom m (of goods or passenger traffic); 6. PERS Bewegung f, Strom m
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