traffic lights

音标: /ˈtræfɪk laɪts/

词义:

交通信号灯；交通灯

一种用于控制道路交通流的信号装置，通过不同颜色的灯来表示不同的交通指示。

翻译:

交通信号灯 (中文常用)

交通灯 (另一种常见翻译)

读音:

"traffic" 的发音为 /ˈtræfɪk/，意思是“交通”的意思。

"lights" 的发音为 /laɪts/，指的是“灯”的复数形式。

用法:

Traffic lights are used to control the flow of vehicles and pedestrians at intersections.

In most countries, traffic lights follow a standard color system: red, yellow, and green.

If the traffic lights are red, cars must stop and wait.

The pedestrian crossing is usually indicated by a separate set of traffic lights.

Drivers should always obey the traffic lights to avoid accidents.

Traffic lights are programmed to change based on the time of day or traffic conditions.

Many cities have cameras installed at traffic lights to monitor and enforce traffic laws.

Traffic lights help to prevent accidents by managing the movement of vehicles and pedestrians.

Some intersections have traffic lights that can be controlled manually by the police in case of an emergency.

It's important for drivers to stay alert when approaching traffic lights, especially at busy intersections.

短语搭配:

Traffic lights control (交通信号灯控制)

Traffic lights system (交通信号系统)

Traffic lights signal (交通信号)

Stop at the traffic lights (在交通信号灯前停车)

Follow the traffic lights (遵守交通信号灯的指示)