congestion in Bulgarian
congestion in Bulgarian is натрупване, задръстване — congestion means a build-up of traffic, or the blockage this causes.
congestion in Bulgarian
натрупване
Pronounced: natrupvane
An accumulation or buildup, the act of gathering into a heap or mass.
задръстване
Pronounced: zadrastvane
An excess of traffic; usually not a complete standstill of traffic, so usually not synonymous with traffic jam.
What does "congestion" mean?
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noun A build-up of traffic, or the blockage this causes.
"The new bypass was built to ease traffic congestion in the town centre."
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noun A blockage of mucus or fluid in the airways, such as a stuffy nose or chest.
"The cold left her with terrible chest congestion."
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noun Swelling caused by fluid build-up in body tissue.
"The doctor noted mild congestion around the injury."
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congestion in a sentence
- The new bypass was built to ease traffic congestion in the town centre.
- The cold left her with terrible chest congestion.
- The doctor noted mild congestion around the injury.
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What is "congestion" in Bulgarian?
"congestion" in Bulgarian is натрупване, задръстване. congestion means: A build-up of traffic, or the blockage this causes.
How do you pronounce натрупване?
"congestion" in Bulgarian is натрупване, pronounced "natrupvane".
How do you use "congestion" in a sentence?
Example: "The new bypass was built to ease traffic congestion in the town centre." In Bulgarian, "congestion" is натрупване, задръстване.
Are there other ways to say "congestion" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "congestion": натрупване, задръстване.
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