Traffic
01
交通, トラフィック
the coming and going of cars, airplanes, people, etc. in an area at a particular time
例
The traffic on the highway was heavy during rush hour.
ラッシュアワーの間、高速道路の交通は混雑していた。
The traffic in the city center slowed to a crawl due to construction.
建設のため、市の中心部の交通が渋滞しました。
02
取引, 違法取引
buying and selling; especially illicit trade
例
The city tried to suppress the traffic of stolen goods.
Authorities seized large amounts of drug traffic at the border.
03
交換, コミュニケーション
social or verbal interchange (usually followed by `with')
例
His traffic with scholars expanded his understanding.
The diplomat 's traffic with foreign officials improved relations.
04
トラフィック, 通信量
the amount of activity over a communication system during a given period of time
例
Internet traffic surged during the live event.
The server monitors network traffic to prevent overload.
05
交通
all types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, etc., that are traveling on public roads
例
Slow-moving traffic on the freeway due to congestion.
渋滞による高速道路の交通が遅い。
to traffic
01
密輸する, 違法に取引する
to illegally trade something
Transitive: to traffic something illegal | to traffic in something illegal
例
Criminal organizations often traffic drugs across borders to evade law enforcement.
犯罪組織は、法執行を回避するために国境を越えて薬物を密輸することがよくあります。
Authorities cracked down on individuals attempting to traffic endangered wildlife.
当局は、絶滅の危機に瀕している野生生物を密輸しようとする個人を取り締まった。
02
取引する, 商売する
to engage in trade, business, or dealings with someone
Intransitive: to traffic with sb/sth
例
The company has been trafficking with suppliers from overseas.
その会社は海外のサプライヤーと取引してきました。
He trafficked with local farmers to buy fresh produce for his restaurant.
彼はレストランのために新鮮な農産物を買うために地元の農家と取引していた。
