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Meanings of
congestion
in English
Spanish
apiñamiento
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Excessive crowding.
over-crowding
Spanish
apiñamiento
A number of vehicles so obstructed that they can scarcely move.
snarl-up
traffic congestion
traffic jam
Synonyms
Examples for "
snarl-up
"
snarl-up
traffic congestion
traffic jam
Examples for "
snarl-up
"
1
Queues are ubiquitous and a monumental traffic
snarl
-
up
snakes out to Muckross.
2
To pull it off without a massive
snarl
-
up
would require great diplomacy.
3
The
snarl
-
up
has been caused by roadworks, which are not expected to finish for another month, state news agency Xinhua said.
4
However, she said "even this scheme cannot prevent
snarl
-
ups
during bad weather".
5
It's a fair bet that traffic
snarl
-
ups
on Pearse Street were pretty rare in 1948.
1
It also ruled that the new centre would create serious
traffic
congestion
.
2
Supporters of the project say it is essential to reduce
traffic
congestion
.
3
Many residents worry casinos will bring
traffic
congestion
,
crime and social ills.
4
High house prices and
traffic
congestion
are being blamed for the shortage.
5
Improve a road and prosperity ensues, but so does damaging
traffic
congestion
.
1
Could this create a
traffic
jam
in the system in March 2016?
2
I haven't sat in a
traffic
jam
for years, Tracy McKelvey said.
3
No one was hurt, but the
traffic
jam
caused two asthma-induced deaths.
4
There was a sense his career was stuck in a
traffic
jam
.
5
A young man sells plantain chips in
traffic
jam
at Marina Lagos.
Usage of
congestion
in English
1
It also ruled that the new centre would create serious traffic
congestion
.
2
Whenever you introduce the network to new areas, we experience
congestion
immediately.
3
Such a change would certainly alleviate
congestion
and would likely reduce accidents.
4
McClay said his priority would be improving road safety and easing
congestion
.
5
He also said fewer cars on the road would solve
congestion
issues.
6
Supporters of the project say it is essential to reduce traffic
congestion
.
7
Many residents worry casinos will bring traffic
congestion
,
crime and social ills.
8
Police advise there will be heavy traffic and
congestion
in the area.
9
Traffic was also adversely impacted, with weather conditions to accidents and
congestion
.
10
They plan to use ferries to transport athletes to reduce road
congestion
.
11
After weeks of less-than-usual
congestion
,
police are warning drivers to be careful.
12
High house prices and traffic
congestion
are being blamed for the shortage.
13
The proposed roadwork was aimed at reduced
congestion
and improve travel times.
14
I had no idea about things such as
congestion
at that point.
15
To relieve the inner
congestion
and consequent pain in the affected parts.
16
Major restrictions have been introduced on private cars and
congestion
has decreased.
Other examples for "congestion"
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About this term
congestion
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
ease congestion
reduce congestion
nasal congestion
venous congestion
avoid congestion
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Translations for
congestion
Spanish
apiñamiento
congestión
Congestion
through the time
Congestion
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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