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Discover Ludwig'traffic snarls' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to a situation in which traffic is very congested or stopped due to an accident, roadwork, or other temporary issues. Example sentence: The morning commute was delayed due to several traffic snarls.
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Traffic snarls the intersections and circles.
But the traffic snarls past the Washington Monument.
The widely predicted traffic snarls never materialized, either.
The early releases, however, caused major traffic snarls in the San Juan metropolitan area.
Traffic snarls up, and the queues at kebab take-aways and Pizza Hut outlets suddenly double.
Traffic snarls streets everywhere, including around the church marking the spot where Jesus was born.
Newcomers face a catastrophic drought (a developing crisis), and endless traffic snarls (an enduring one).
There were several traffic snarls during the early morning rush hour in the D.C. region.
Cons Most residents acknowledge that citylike traffic snarls downtown Lake Geneva on most summer weekends.
Twice, the phone brilliantly guided me around what turned out to be awful traffic snarls, and I cackled with superiority.
Cost and labor and traffic snarls aside, it was the most delicious cocktail I'd ever made at home.
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