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1 traffic
n. сообраќај, превоз;2. трговијаv. тргува; трговија промет; компј. сообраќај. Количество од информации пренесено преку мрежа за комуникации.; промет; сообраќај -
2 traffic in
phr.v. (незаконски) тргува со; препродава, растура (дрога/цигари): trafficking in arms/drugs незаконска трговија со оружје/дрога -
3 traffic policeman
n. auto. (pl. traffic policemen) сообраќаец -
4 traffic circle
n. amer. auto, кружен тек (на сообраќај) (brit.: roundabout) -
5 traffic control
n. 1. контрола на сообраќај2. aeron. контрола на летање -
6 traffic cop
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7 traffic island
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8 traffic jam
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9 traffic light
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10 traffic offence
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11 traffic pattern
n. aeron. коридор на приоѓање (кон аеродром/писта) -
12 traffic regulations
n. pl. auto, сообраќајни прописи -
13 traffic signal
n. auto, сообраќаен сигнал -
14 traffic warden
n. brit. auto, контролорка за паркирање -
15 traffic block
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16 air traffic
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17 rail slow traffic
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18 road traffic
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19 road traffic accident
n. сообраќајна несреќа -
20 tourist traffic
n. (бран на) туристи
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