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Bbk_agp Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What is the opposite of "heavy traffic"?

Hi everyone;

I'm looking for the opposite of the phrase "heavy traffic". When we want to say that in a city there isn't any heavy traffic. You won't stuck into traffic. What can we say?

Thanks.
  

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Bbk_agp I'm looking for the opposite of the phrase "heavy traffic". Would you believe "light traffic" !? Bbk_agp You won't stuck into traffic.

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  • Bbk_agp I'm looking for the opposite of the phrase "heavy traffic".
  • Would you believe "light traffic" !?
  • Bbk_agp You won't stuck into traffic.
  • What can we say?
  • Traffic on the 405 is light this morning!
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Bbk_agpI'm looking for the opposite of the phrase "heavy traffic".
Would you believe "light traffic" !?
Bbk_agpYou won't stuck into traffic. What can we say?
Traffic on the 405 is light this morning! You won't be/get stuck in traffic.
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I guess it to be "light traffic". However, I want to be sure. Thanks.
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Is it correct to say "fluent traffic"?
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No, but you could say 'free-flowing traffic'.

Rover
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The oppsoite phrase is "Rush Hour"!..

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inlinguaThe oppsoite phrase is "Rush Hour"!
I think "rush hour" is some kind of synonym to "heavy traffic". I want to say there is no heavy traffic is specific city and traffic is absolutely (?)...
So rush hours which refers to crowdy time of day cannot be helpful.

Thanks for your answer, by the way!
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"Rush hour traffic" is commonly understood to be "bad."

Of course if you designate four to six pm as "rush hour" in a specific city, the traffic may just happen to be light on a given day.

If a particular championship ball game finished at midnight, a person might say, "This is crazy! We've got rush hour traffic at midnight!"
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