traffics (Meaning)
traffics
the information or signals transmitted over a communications system, engage, deal, existing conditions will allow or permit, import and export trade, the volume of customers visiting a business establishment, to travel over, the movement (as of vehicles or pedestrians) through an area or along a route, exchange, the business of bartering or buying and selling, the vehicles, pedestrians, ships, or planes moving along a route, trade, barter, to visit as a customer, to concentrate one's effort or interest, to engage in the trading or bartering of, the business of transporting passengers or freight, to carry on traffic, the passengers or goods carried by train, boat, or airplane, the movement (as of pedestrians or vehicles) through an area or along a route, communication or dealings between persons or groups, the passengers or cargo carried by a transportation system, a concentration of participants or players and especially defensive players, communication or dealings especially between individuals or groups, the business of carrying passengers or goods, a crowded mass of vehicles, wares, goods, the business of buying and selling, congestion of vehicles, illegal or disreputable usually commercial activity
Synonyms & Antonyms of traffics
Synonyms:
- merchandises
- swaps
- corners
- markets
- auctions
- fences
- distributes
- merchandizes
- picks up
- vends
- takes
- resells
- engrosses
- barters
- supplies
- peddles
- monopolizes
- bargains
- speculates
- wholesales
- fair-trades
- retails
- buys
- purchases
- undersells
- black-markets
- horse-trades
- invests
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
traffics Sentence Examples
- The morning rush hour traffics the city streets, creating a cacophony of noise.
- The heavy traffics on the highway forced us to take a detour.
- The traffics on the website has skyrocketed since the new promotion was announced.
- The store was bustling with traffics, as people rushed to take advantage of the holiday sales.
- The airport traffics was particularly severe during the summer travel season.
- The news station reported that the bridge traffics was backed up for miles.
- The hotel traffics was unusually low during the off-season.
- The online traffics for the company's website surged after the successful launch of its new product.
- The traffics on the social media platform has been increasing steadily since the start of the year.
- The city is working to implement measures to reduce traffics congestion during peak hours.
FAQs About the word traffics
the information or signals transmitted over a communications system, engage, deal, existing conditions will allow or permit, import and export trade, the volume
negotiates, smuggles,deals, sells, trades, exchanges,transacts, merchandises, swaps, corners
blacks,boycotts,blackballs,
The morning rush hour traffics the city streets, creating a cacophony of noise.
The heavy traffics on the highway forced us to take a detour.
The traffics on the website has skyrocketed since the new promotion was announced.
The store was bustling with traffics, as people rushed to take advantage of the holiday sales.
