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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
be backed up
Does 'be backed up' mean jammed, congested ? (of traffic)
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In relation to traffic, yes; more specifically, forming a stationary or slow-moving queue because of blockage or congestion. e. driven backwards).
- In relation to traffic, yes; more specifically, forming a stationary or slow-moving queue because of blockage or congestion.
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- driven backwards).
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In relation to traffic, yes; more specifically, forming a stationary or slow-moving queue because of blockage or congestion.
In relation to an individual vehicle, it would mean reversed (i.e. driven backwards).
In relation to an individual vehicle, it would mean reversed (i.e. driven backwards).
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