data traffic

AmE: /ˈdeɪtə ˈtræfɪk/

Definition

Definition of data traffic - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technology

TECH.

amount of digital information sent over a network within some time

TECH.

Data traffic on the video platform surged during the live concert.
We reduced data traffic by compressing image files on the website.
Peak-hour data traffic overloaded the school’s shared internet connection.

independently

on one's own

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Expressions with data

massage the data

change numbers or information to make results look better

They tried to massage the data before the report was published.

a flood of data

overwhelming amount of information to process

The researchers faced a flood of data from the new study.

torture the data

manipulate data to get desired results

The scientist decided to torture the data to support his hypothesis.

basic data

essential simple facts or figures needed to describe or understand something

The form asks for basic data like your name and address.

customer data

information collected about buyers such as identities purchases and contact details

The company uses customer data to improve its marketing campaigns.

data collector

person whose job is to gather information for some purpose

The company hired a data collector to interview customers after each visit.

Expressions with traffic

stop traffic

cause vehicles to halt

The police officer stopped traffic to let the parade pass.

traffic stopper

something that attracts attention by being very attractive

Her dress was a real traffic stopper at the party.

beat the traffic

leave early to avoid traffic jams

We left at 6 AM to beat the traffic.

tie up traffic

block or obstruct the flow of vehicles

The construction work tied up traffic on the main road.

go play in the traffic

tell someone to leave and engage in risky behavior

He told the annoying salesman to go play in the traffic.

snarl in the traffic

cause a traffic jam or congestion

The accident snarled in the traffic for hours.

the traffic was snarled up

exp.

traffic moving slowly or stopped because of many vehicles

The traffic was snarled up during the morning rush hour.

go play in traffic

dismiss someone in a rude manner

When he annoyed her, she told him to go play in traffic.

traffic in women

engage in illegal trade of women for exploitation

Authorities arrested the gang that trafficked in women.

bicycle traffic

movement of bicycles on roads or paths

The city has increased lanes for bicycle traffic.

Terms with data traffic included in their meaning

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core network

telecommunications

central communication system that manages calls data traffic and service control

core network

computer systems

central part of a computer communication system carrying most internal data traffic

network load

technology

amount of data traffic currently handled by a computer network

network switch

control

manages data traffic between devices in a network

bus controller

computer

hardware unit that manages data traffic on a shared connection path

RATM

acr.

acr: Rate Adaptive Traffic Management

system that adjusts data flow for network traffic

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French:trafic de données, ...
German:Datenverkehr, ...
Italian:traffico dati, ...
Spanish:tráfico de datos, ...
Portuguese:tráfego de dados, ...
Chinese:数据流量, ...
Japanese:データ通信量, ...
Arabic:حَرَكَة بَيانات, ...
Hebrew:תַּעֲבוּרַת נְתוּנִים, ...
Russian:трафик данных, ...
Ukrainian:трафік даних, ...
Hindi:डेटा ट्रैफिक, ...
Bengali:ডেটা ট্রাফিক, ...
Catalan:trànsit de dades, ...
Czech:datový provoz, ...
Danish:datatrafik, ...
Dutch:dataverkeer, ...
Greek:κίνηση δεδομένων, ...
Hungarian:adatforgalom, ...
Khmer:ចរាចរណ៍ទិន្នន័យ, ...
Korean:데이터 트래픽, ...
Persian:ترافیک داده, ...
Polish:ruch danych, ...
Portuguese (BR):tráfego de dados, ...
Romanian:trafic de date, ...
Swedish:datatrafik, ...
Thai:ปริมาณการรับส่งข้อมูล, ...
Turkish:veri trafiği, ...
Vietnamese:lưu lượng dữ liệu, ...

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