traffic

• 指车辆、飞机或行人在路线上的往来移动；也指网络中的数据流量。

A noun referring to the movement of vehicles, aircraft, or pedestrians along a route, or the flow of data in a network.

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1. Vehicles on a roadA1formal

   The movement of vehicles, ships, or aircraft along a route.

   交通流量

   • The traffic on the highway was very heavy this morning.
   • We got stuck in traffic for over an hour.
   • Traffic is moving slowly due to the accident.

   同义词vehicular traffic

2. Data or communication flowB1formalIT

   The amount of data or messages sent and received over a network.

   流量

   • The website experienced a surge in traffic after the announcement.
   • Network traffic is monitored to prevent cyber attacks.
   • High traffic volumes can slow down internet speeds.

   同义词flow

3. Illegal tradeB2formal

   The illegal buying and selling of goods, especially drugs or weapons.

   非法交易

   • The police are cracking down on drug traffic in the city.
   • Human traffic is a serious crime worldwide.
   • Illegal arms traffic is a major concern for international security.

   同义词bootleggingdealingpeddlingsmugglingtrafficking

• 动词，指交易或从事某种活动，通常指非法商品（如毒品）的买卖，或从事非法商业活动，也泛指一般的人流、车流或货运往来。

A verb meaning to trade or deal in something, typically illegal goods, or to engage in illicit commercial activity.

1. Illegal tradeB2formal

   To buy, sell, or exchange goods illegally, especially drugs or weapons.

   非法交易

   • The gang was caught trafficking heroin across the border.
   • He was arrested for trafficking stolen artifacts.
   • International laws prohibit trafficking endangered species.

   同义词bootlegdealfencepeddlesmuggle

2. Trade or dealB2formal

   To engage in the buying and selling of goods, often in a commercial context.

   买卖

   • The merchants trafficked in spices and silk.
   • They trafficked goods between the two countries.
   • The company traffics in luxury goods.

   同义词bargaindealhawkmerchandisepeddleselltrade