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chokepoint

/ˈtʃəʊk.pɔɪnt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un passage étroit ou un point de congestion qui limite ou bloque l'écoulement du trafic, des transports ou d'un processus.

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noun

/ˈtʃəʊk.pɔɪnt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un passage étroit ou un point de congestion qui limite ou bloque l'écoulement du trafic, des transports ou d'un processus.

A noun referring to a narrow passage or a point of congestion that restricts or blocks the flow of movement, traffic, or a process.

  1. Narrow passageB2formal

    A narrow or constricted area that restricts the flow of something, such as traffic, water, or air.

    frGoulot d'étranglement

    • The canyon formed a natural chokepoint for the river.
    • The tunnel is a major chokepoint for road traffic during rush hour.
    • Engineers widened the chokepoint to improve water flow.

    Synonymesbottleneckconstrictiondefilegorgeneck

  2. Congestion pointB2formal

    A location where movement or progress is slowed or blocked due to high demand or limited capacity.

    frPoint de congestion

    • The bridge is a notorious chokepoint for commuters.
    • The airport's security checkpoint became a chokepoint during the holiday rush.
    • The company identified a chokepoint in its supply chain.

    Synonymesbottleneckconstrictiongridlocklogjamnarrowing

Formes
  • chokepoints plural form
  • chokepoints' possessive plural form
  • chokepoint's possessive singular form
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