traffic-jammed

英 [t'ræfɪkdʒ'æmd] 美 [t'ræfɪkdʒ'æmd]

• adj. 车辆拥挤的；交通阻塞的

英英释义

名词 traffic jam:

1. a number of vehicles blocking one another until they can scarcely move

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. Let's bypass the town with all its traffic.
   让我们绕过这车辆拥挤的城市。
2. I was taking the road test for a driving licence for the third time,I had been asked to drive in heavy traffic and had done so successfully.
   我已经是第三次参加路考了，他们曾让我开过车辆拥挤的马路，我做得很成功。
3. The car corkscrewed through the traffic jam.
   那部车子蜿蜒挤过交通阻塞的道路。
4. Could we move on now to the problem of traffic jams?
   我们现在可以继续讨论交通阻塞的问题了吗？