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congestion

/kənˈdʒes.tʃən/

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noun

/kənˈdʒes.tʃən/B2formalmedical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние закупорки или переполненности, часто используемое в медицинском контексте для описания заложенности носа или дыхательных путей, а также в контексте дорожного движения.

A noun referring to the state of being blocked or overcrowded, often used in medical contexts to describe nasal or respiratory blockage, or in traffic contexts.

uncountable

  1. Nasal congestionB1formalmedical

    A condition where the nasal passages become blocked due to inflammation or excess mucus.

    ruЗаложенность носа

    • She took a decongestant to relieve her nasal congestion.
    • The cold caused severe congestion in his sinuses.
    • Nasal congestion often makes it difficult to breathe at night.

    Synonymsblockageobstructionstuffiness

  2. Traffic congestionB1formal

    A situation where roads or highways are heavily crowded with vehicles, causing slow movement.

    ruПробка

    • Traffic congestion in the city center is worst during rush hour.
    • We were stuck in congestion for over an hour.
    • The new bypass reduced congestion on the main road.

    Synonymsbottleneckgridlockhold upsnarl-uptailbacktraffic jam

  3. Network congestionB2formaltechnical

    A condition in data networks where the demand for bandwidth exceeds available capacity.

    ruПерегрузка сети

    • Network congestion caused the video call to freeze.
    • The router manages data flow to prevent congestion.
    • High traffic on the server led to congestion and slow response times.

    Synonymsbottleneckgridlockoverloadsaturationtraffic jam

Forms
  • congestions plural form
  • congestions' possessive plural form
  • congestion's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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