How to Say ‘Traffic jam’ in Traditional Chinese
堵車
dǔ chē
[dǔ chē]
💬 Usage Tip: 堵車 is a verb-like phrase meaning "be stuck in traffic" or "have traffic jams." You can say 這裡常常堵車 or 現在在堵車.
Phrase Breakdown
堵車
dǔ chē
[dǔ chē]
traffic jam
A situation where many vehicles are blocking each other's movement on the road.
這條路常常堵車。
This road often has traffic jams.
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