Translations for „congest“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

congest VB

congest

اِحْتَقَنَ

congest

اِزْدَحَمَ بِـ

congest

كَظَّ

congest

زَحَمَ

congest

سَدَّ

congest

آصَدَ

congest

أَغْلَقَ

congest BIOL

تَجَمَّعَ

congest BIOL

اِحْتَقَنَ الدّمُ إلخ

congest BIOL

حَشَرَ

congest BIOL

أقْحَمَ

congest BIOL

رَصّ

congest BIOL

عاقَ

congest BIOL

مَلأَ

congest with VB

congest with

عَجّ بِـ

congest with

اِكْتَظّ بِـ

congest with

اِزْدَحَمَ بِـ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

And around every corner, a different atmospheric mixture of pollutants to clog your lungs, cloud your eyes, and congest your heart.

www.wired.com

Such activities would ultimately congest the lake.

www.thehindu.com

Furthermore, the fleet of big tankers would congest the highways.

opinion.inquirer.net

Public buses, jeepneys and taxis congest the roads, because operators of these public vehicles can easily get franchises for their business if they know the right contacts in regulatory offices.

newint.org

Two-wheelers and four-wheelers move very few people, occupy more space, congest and pollute more.

www.dnaindia.com

It is a partisan approach, not that of the desiccated professorial obituary writers of communism who congest the arteries of political debate.

www.morningstaronline.co.uk

Anticipates his run fits and will jump downhill into the gaps to congest the lane.

www.redskins.com

Investigations show, however, that, instead of relieving unemployment and reducing irregularity, these employment agencies actually serve to congest the labor market and to increase idleness and irregularity of employment.

en.wikipedia.org

On holiday shopping days, traffic would congest at the interchange and cause major backups on the interstate.

en.wikipedia.org

It was bound to change our roads, take passenger and goods traffic from railways, alter the distribution of our population, and congest our towns with traffic.

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