congestion

UK:  [kən'dʒestʃ(ə)n]

US:  [kən'dʒestʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.〔计〕拥塞

2.(交通的)拥挤;(货物的)充斥;(人口)过剩,稠密

3.充满;拥挤

4.机能性充血

5.港口堵塞

6.聚积

7.密集

8.填充

9.人中稠密

10.【医学】充血

1 . Her to determine what the reason is because not too early to call a taxi, road traffic congestion.
她之所以要确定一下，是因为太早不好叫出租车，马路上交通拥挤。

2 . In London, the day they turned the congestion pricing on, there was a 25 percent decrease in congestion overnight.
在伦敦，白天的时候需要征收额外的高峰路段费用，晚上的时候就会有四分之一的降价。

3 . It usually takes just a few minutes to receive this email, but occasionally Internet congestion can delay email for hours.
资讯科技通常只是轮流数分钟接受这一封电子邮件，但是有时候英特网混杂能延迟电子邮件长达数小时之久。

4 . Beijing officials have been trying to tackle the problem of congestion since the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
2008奥运会以来，北京一直设法诊治交通拥堵问题。

5 . More passengers, fewer seats, especially on the work of the time, there is no congestion was one o'clock gap.
乘客多，座位少，尤其是上下班的时间，拥挤得一点空隙也没有。