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traffic
noun
-
traffic
the
flow
of
cars
,
trucks
,
bicycles
,
or
people
moving
along
roads
or
paths
•
We
arrived
late
because
the
traffic
was
backed
up
for
miles
.
We
arrived
late
because
the
traffic
was
backed
up
for
miles
.
•
A
male
police
officer
in
a
reflective
vest
directs
traffic
around
a
stalled
vehicle
on
a
rainy
afternoon
.
A
male
police
officer
in
a
reflective
vest
directs
traffic
around
a
stalled
vehicle
on
a
rainy
afternoon
.
From
Old
French
trafic
,
from
Italian
traffico
,
from
traffico
(“
trade
,
commerce
”),
ultimately
from
Arabic
taraf
(“
profit
,
share
”).
noun
-
traffic
the
amount
of
digital
data
or
messages
moving
through
a
computer
network
or
visiting
a
website
•
The
server
crashed
when
too
much
traffic
hit
the
site
at
once
.
The
server
crashed
when
too
much
traffic
hit
the
site
at
once
.
•
We
monitor
network
traffic
to
detect
possible
security
threats
.
We
monitor
network
traffic
to
detect
possible
security
threats
.
noun
-
traffic
the
buying
,
selling
,
or
exchange
of
goods
,
especially
when
done
illegally
•
Customs
officers
are
trained
to
stop
the
illegal
traffic
in
rare
animal
skins
.
Customs
officers
are
trained
to
stop
the
illegal
traffic
in
rare
animal
skins
.
•
International
traffic
in
counterfeit
medicines
puts
lives
at
risk
.
International
traffic
in
counterfeit
medicines
puts
lives
at
risk
.
verb
-
traffic
,
trafficking
,
traffics
,
trafficked
to
buy
,
sell
,
or
move
goods
,
especially
illegal
ones
,
as
a
business
or
activity
•
The
cartel
trafficked
large
amounts
of
cocaine
across
the
border
.
The
cartel
trafficked
large
amounts
of
cocaine
across
the
border
.
•
Some
criminals
traffic
in
stolen
art
pieces
worth
millions
.
Some
criminals
traffic
in
stolen
art
pieces
worth
millions
.