TRAFFIC JAM - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

traffic jam SUBST

traffic jam

embotellamiento m

traffic jam

atasco m

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

atochamiento

traffic jam

atorón vial

traffic jam

atracadera

traffic jam

embotellamiento

traffic jam

engalletamiento (atasco)

traffic jam

tranca

traffic jam

atasco (de tráfico)

traffic jam

taco

traffic jam

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. jam¹ [Am dʒæm, Brit dʒam] SUBST

1. jam (difficult situation):

jam ugs

aprieto m

to be in a jam

estar en un aprieto or en apuros

to get into a jam

meterse en un lío ugs

2.1. jam (stationary traffic):

jam

atasco m

jam

embotellamiento m

2.2. jam (crowd):

a great jam of people

un gentío

2.3. jam (blockage):

jam

obstrucción f

II. jam¹ <Part Präs jamming; Past, Past Part jammed> [Am dʒæm, Brit dʒam] VERB trans

1.1. jam (cram):

to jam sth into sth

meter algo en algo

I jammed my things into the suitcase

metí or embutí todas mis cosas en la maleta

the four of them jammed themselves into the back of the car

los cuatro se metieron apretujándose en el asiento de atrás

1.2. jam (congest, block):

jam road/room

atestar

jammed with people

atestado de gente

the switchboard was jammed with calls

la centralita estaba saturada de llamadas

2.1. jam (make stick, wedge firmly):

he jammed his foot in the door

metió el pie entre la puerta y el marco

the car was jammed in between two trucks

el coche estaba atascado entre dos camiones

he jammed his hat on tighter

se encasquetó bien el sombrero

2.2. jam (crush):

she jammed her thumb in the door

se apretó el dedo en la puerta

she jammed her thumb in the door

se pilló el dedo en la puerta ugs

2.3. jam (push hard, suddenly):

he jammed his foot down on the brake

dio un frenazo en seco

3. jam RADIO:

jam

interferir

III. jam¹ <Part Präs jamming; Past, Past Part jammed> [Am dʒæm, Brit dʒam] VERB intr

1. jam (cram):

to jam into sth

meterse en algo

we all jammed into the car

nos apretujamos todos en el coche

we all jammed into the car

nos metimos todos en el coche como sardina en lata ugs

2. jam (become stuck):

jam brakes:

bloquearse

jam machine:

trancarse

jam switch/lock:

trabarse

jam switch/lock:

trancarse

jam drawer:

atascarse

jam gun:

encasquillarse

jam on VERB [Am dʒæm -, Brit dʒam -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

to jam on the brakes

dar un frenazo

to jam on the brakes

frenar en seco

jam² [Am dʒæm, Brit dʒam] SUBST U or C GASTRO

jam

mermelada f

jam

dulce m RíoPl

raspberry jam

mermelada de frambuesas

raspberry jam

dulce de frambuesas RíoPl

jam tomorrow Brit we see this promise of a pay rise as jam tomorrow

eso del aumento de sueldo no son más que promesas y promesas

jam tomorrow, jam the next day, but never jam today!

¡siempre mañana, mañana!

traffic [Am ˈtræfɪk, Brit ˈtrafɪk] SUBST U

1.1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

traffic

circulación f

traffic

tránsito m esp LatAm

traffic control

control m del tráfico or tránsito

traffic controller

controlador m del tráfico or tránsito

traffic controller

controladora f del tráfico or tránsito

traffic density

densidad f de tráfico or tránsito

traffic diversion

desvío m

traffic diversion

desviación f

traffic duty

obligación f de vigilar el tráfico

to be on traffic duty

estar encargado de la vigilancia del tráfico or tránsito

traffic hold-up

atasco m

traffic lane

carril m de tráfico

traffic lane

senda f de tráfico RíoPl

traffic lane

pista de tráfico Chil

traffic light(s)

semáforo m

traffic report RADIO, TV

información f sobre el (estado del) tráfico

traffic signal(s)

semáforo m

1.2. traffic (of ships):

traffic

tráfico m

sea/river traffic

tráfico marítimo/fluvial

1.3. traffic (of aircraft):

traffic

tráfico m aéreo

2.1. traffic (goods, people transported):

traffic

tránsito m

traffic

movimiento m

2.2. traffic (pedestrians):

traffic Am

tránsito m de peatones

2.3. traffic (paying customers):

traffic Am

clientela f

3. traffic (trafficking):

traffic

tráfico m

drug traffic

tráfico de drogas

drug traffic

narcotráfico m

the traffic in pornography

el tráfico de material pornográfico

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traffic jam SUBST

traffic jam

atasco m

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Englisch

Spanisch

to hit a lot of resistance/a traffic jam

encontrar mucha resistencia/un atasco

Spanisch

Englisch

atasco

traffic jam

tapón

traffic jam

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jam¹ [dʒæm] SUBST

jam GASTRO:

jam

mermelada f

Wendungen:

jam tomorrow

promesas y más promesas

I. jam² [dʒæm] -mm- -mm- SUBST

1. jam ugs (awkward situation):

jam

aprieto m

to get into a jam

meterse en un lío

2. jam kein Pl (crowd):

jam

gentío m

3. jam AUTO:

jam

atasco m

paper jam COMPUT

atasco de papel

II. jam² [dʒæm] -mm- -mm- VERB trans

1. jam (cause to become stuck):

jam

atascar

jam door

obstruir

to jam sth into sth

embutir algo en algo

2. jam wheel:

jam

trabar

3. jam RADIO:

jam

interferir

III. jam² [dʒæm] -mm- -mm- VERB intr

1. jam (become stuck):

jam

atrancarse

jam brakes

bloquearse

jam rifle

encasquillarse

2. jam (play music):

jam

tocar

jam

improvisar

I. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] trafficked, trafficked SUBST kein Pl

1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

heavy traffic

tráfico m denso

air/rail traffic

tráfico m aéreo/ferroviario

commercial traffic

tráfico m comercial

passenger traffic

tráfico m de pasajeros

to get stuck in traffic

quedarse atrapado en un atasco

2. traffic (movement):

traffic of goods, passengers

tránsito m

drug traffic

tráfico m de drogas

3. traffic form (dealings):

to have traffic with sb

tener relaciones comerciales con alguien

II. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] trafficked, trafficked VERB intr abw

to traffic in sth

traficar con algo

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traffic jam SUBST

traffic jam

atasco m

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

traffic jam

atasco m

to hit a lot of resistance/a traffic jam

encontrar mucha resistencia/un atasco

Spanisch

Englisch

tapón

traffic jam

atasco

traffic jam

im PONS Wörterbuch

jam¹ [dʒæm] SUBST culin

jam

mermelada f

I. jam² [dʒæm] SUBST

1. jam ugs (awkward situation):

jam

aprieto m

to get into a jam

meterse en un lío

2. jam (blockage):

traffic jam

atasco m

paper jam comput

atasco de papel

II. jam² <-mm-> [dʒæm] VERB trans

1. jam (cause to become stuck):

jam

atascar

jam door

obstruir

to jam sth into sth

embutir algo en algo

2. jam a wheel:

jam

trabar

3. jam RADIO:

jam

interferir

III. jam² <-mm-> [dʒæm] VERB intr

1. jam (become stuck):

jam

atrancarse

jam brakes

bloquearse

jam rifle

encasquillarse

2. jam (play music):

jam

tocar

jam

improvisar

I. traffic [ˈtræf·ɪk] SUBST

1. traffic (vehicles):

traffic

tráfico m

heavy traffic

tráfico denso

air/rail traffic

tráfico aéreo/ferroviario

commercial traffic

tráfico comercial

passenger traffic

tráfico de pasajeros

to get stuck in traffic

quedarse atrapado en un atasco

2. traffic (movement):

traffic of goods, passengers

tránsito m

drug traffic

tráfico de drogas

3. traffic form (dealings):

to have traffic with sb

tener relaciones comerciales con alguien

II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræf·ɪk] VERB intr abw

to traffic in sth

traficar con algo

Present

I	jam
you	jam
he/she/it	jams
we	jam
you	jam
they	jam

Past

I	jammed
you	jammed
he/she/it	jammed
we	jammed
you	jammed
they	jammed

Present Perfect

I	have	jammed
you	have	jammed
he/she/it	has	jammed
we	have	jammed
you	have	jammed
they	have	jammed

Past Perfect

I	had	jammed
you	had	jammed
he/she/it	had	jammed
we	had	jammed
you	had	jammed
they	had	jammed

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

We sampled home-made pickles--a throwback to grandma's house and generous quenelles of his strawberry and rosemary jam on house-made toast points.

www.dallasobserver.com

When -- if ever -- have you seen nectarine jam on shop shelves?

www.listener.co.nz

As the applicants and other witnesses submit, the order to return caused a traffic jam on the road, filled with cars, buses and trucks.

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This first happens while the family is caught in a traffic jam on their way to the beach for a picnic.

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As such it is a very popular train and usually all coaches can be found jam-packed with passengers.

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