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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Traffic jam and heavy rain
Hi!
I want to say that there is heavy traffic because of the rain. My friend said there is a phrase "jam in the rain" to catch exactly what I mean. Is there such a saying?
Thanks!
I want to say that there is heavy traffic because of the rain. My friend said there is a phrase "jam in the rain" to catch exactly what I mean. Is there such a saying?
Thanks!
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No I can't think of any idiom or phrase to mean specifically a traffic jam caused by rain. You have to say something like 'stuck in a traffic jam because of the rain' or 'the rain is causing a traffic jam'. [:^)]
- No I can't think of any idiom or phrase to mean specifically a traffic jam caused by rain.
- You have to say something like 'stuck in a traffic jam because of the rain' or 'the rain is causing a traffic jam'.
- [:^)]
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No I can't think of any idiom or phrase to mean specifically a traffic jam caused by rain.
You have to say something like 'stuck in a traffic jam because of the rain' or 'the rain is causing a traffic jam'.
Jam in the rain makes me think of people eating bread and jam in the rain![:^)]
You have to say something like 'stuck in a traffic jam because of the rain' or 'the rain is causing a traffic jam'.
Jam in the rain makes me think of people eating bread and jam in the rain![:^)]
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