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trafic
I. traffic [brit. angl. ˈtrafɪk, am. angl. ˈtræfɪk] SAM.
1. traffic (road vehicles in street, town):
traffic
circulation ž. spol
to direct the traffic
heavy traffic
traffic into/out of London
traffic is being diverted
to hold up the traffic
to hold up the traffic atribut. accident, density, noise, problem, regulations
traffic hold-up
traffic tailback
bouchon m. spol
2. traffic (movement of planes, ships, trains, cars, people):
traffic
trafic m. spol
cross-Channel traffic
3. traffic (dealings):
traffic (in drugs, arms, slaves, goods)
trafic m. spol (in de)
traffic (in ideas)
mouvement m. spol (in de)
a one-way/two-way traffic
4. traffic:
traffic ELEKTRON., RAČ., TELEKOM.
trafic m. spol
II. to traffic in <sed. del. trafficking; pret., del. Pf. trafficked> GLAG. nepreh. glag.
to traffic in drugs, cocaine, arms, stolen goods:
to traffic in
traffic congestion SAM. U
traffic congestion
embouteillages m. spol mn.
traffic circle SAM. am. angl.
traffic circle
rond-point m. spol
traffic report SAM.
traffic report RADIO, TV
traffic report RADIO, TV
infos ž. spol mn. route pog.
traffic duty SAM.
to be on traffic duty
traffic court SAM. am. angl.
traffic court
traffic cop SAM.
traffic cop
traffic calming SAM.
traffic calming
traffic calming atribut. measures, scheme
traffic census SAM.
traffic census
freight traffic SAM. U TRG.
freight traffic
I. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] SAM. no mn.
1. traffic (transport movement):
traffic
trafic m. spol
traffic for cars
circulation ž. spol
traffic fatalities
heavy traffic
heavy traffic of trucks
to get stuck in traffic
sea traffic
navigation ž. spol
2. traffic slabš. (trade, dealings):
traffic
trafic m. spol
to have traffic with sb
II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræfɪk] GLAG. nepreh. glag. slabš. (trade illegally)
to traffic in sth
goods traffic SAM. no mn. brit. angl.
goods traffic
traffic calming SAM. brit. angl.
traffic calming
traffic sign SAM.
traffic sign
traffic signal SAM.
traffic signal → traffic lights
traffic lights SAM. mn.
traffic lights
feu m. spol (de circulation)
traffic warden SAM. brit. angl.
traffic warden
contractuel(le) m. spol (ž. spol)
traffic patrol SAM. chiefly am. angl.
traffic patrol in town
traffic patrol outside town
local traffic no mn. SAM.
local traffic
trafic m. spol local
road traffic SAM. no mn.
road traffic
traffic circle SAM. am. angl.
traffic circle → roundabout
I. roundabout SAM. avstral. angl., brit. angl.
1. roundabout (junction):
rond-point m. spol
2. roundabout brit. angl. (ride):
manège m. spol
II. roundabout PRID.
I. traffic [ˈtræf·ɪk] SAM.
1. traffic (vehicle movement):
traffic
trafic m. spol
traffic for cars
circulation ž. spol
traffic fatalities
heavy traffic
heavy traffic of trucks
to get stuck in traffic
sea traffic
navigation ž. spol
2. traffic slabš. (trade, dealings):
traffic
trafic m. spol
II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræf·ɪk] GLAG. nepreh. glag. slabš. (trade illegally)
to traffic in sth
local traffic SAM.
local traffic
trafic m. spol local
road traffic SAM.
road traffic
traffic patrol SAM.
traffic patrol in town
traffic patrol outside town
traffic accident SAM.
traffic accident
traffic circle SAM.
traffic circle
rond-point m. spol
traffic lights SAM. mn.
traffic lights
feu m. spol (de circulation)
traffic jam SAM.
traffic jam
traffic signal SAM.
traffic signal → traffic lights
traffic lights SAM. mn.
traffic lights
feu m. spol (de circulation)
air traffic controller SAM.
air traffic controller
aiguilleur (-euse) m. spol (ž. spol) du ciel
Present
Itraffic
youtraffic
he/she/ittraffics
wetraffic
youtraffic
theytraffic
Past
Itrafficked
youtrafficked
he/she/ittrafficked
wetrafficked
youtrafficked
theytrafficked
Present Perfect
Ihavetrafficked
youhavetrafficked
he/she/ithastrafficked
wehavetrafficked
youhavetrafficked
theyhavetrafficked
Past Perfect
Ihadtrafficked
youhadtrafficked
he/she/ithadtrafficked
wehadtrafficked
youhadtrafficked
theyhadtrafficked
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He was talked through landing procedures by a person identified to him as an air traffic controller and completed the challenge successfully.
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At 1805:13 the captain told the first officer that the air traffic controller had instructed them to remain at 230 kn or greater for a while.
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An air traffic controller who suspects an aircraft may have been hijacked may ask the pilot to confirm squawking assigned code.
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In aviation any air traffic controller or pilot who knows of an emergency may relay the mayday.
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They also blamed the air traffic controller for placing them in a position when their only option was a go around.
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