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traffic lights in British English
(ˈtræfɪk laɪts)
plural noun
a set of coloured lights placed at crossroads, junctions, etc, to control the flow of traffic
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British English: traffic lights /ˈtræfɪk laɪts/ NOUN
Traffic lights are the coloured lights at road junctions which control the flow of traffic.
- American English: traffic lights
- Arabic: إِشَارَاتُ الـمُرُور
- Brazilian Portuguese: semáforo
- Chinese: 交通灯
- Croatian: semafor
- Czech: semafor
- Danish: trafiklys
- Dutch: verkeerslichten
- European Spanish: semáforo
- Finnish: liikennevalot
- French: feux
- German: Verkehrsampel
- Greek: φωτεινοί σηματοδότες
- Italian: semaforo
- Japanese: 交通信号
- Korean: 교통 신호등
- Norwegian: trafikklys
- Polish: światła drogowe
- European Portuguese: semáforo
- Romanian: semafor
- Russian: светофор
- Latin American Spanish: semáforo
- Swedish: trafikljus
- Thai: สัญญาณจราจร
- Turkish: trafik ışıkları
- Ukrainian: світлофор
- Vietnamese: đèn giao thông
Chinese translation of 'traffic lights'
traffic lights
n pl
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红(紅)绿(綠)灯(燈)
(hónglǜdēng)
- occluder
- occlusal
- occlusion
- occlusive
- occlusiveness
- occlusor
- occult
- occultation
- occulter
- occulting light
- occultism
- occultist
- occultly
- occultness
- occupancies
- occupancy
- occupancy rate
- occupant
- occupation
- occupational
- occupational disease
- occupational group
- occupational guidance
- occupational hazard
- occupational-hazard