Definition of speed trap in English:

speed trap

noun

A radar trap.
汽车超速监控区
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1998 the Department of Justice gave the town $72,000 to help enforce the speed trap.
- Would you like the latest radar gadgets to warn you that there is a speed trap around the corner?
- And finally tonight, speed traps can be cash cows for small towns.
- In the ultimate irony, speed traps cannot operate at night, the time at which we have the most accidents and indeed, the highest number of fatalities.
- Putting up speed traps serves very little purpose for, when the flow of traffic suddenly slows down, we all know that we are approaching a speed trap.
- He said there would be more speed traps on the highways, along with increased mobile and foot patrols, right up to the Carnival season.
- In relation to proposals about the privatisation of radar detection and speed traps, Mr. Kelly is also most forthright.
- Among the measures to be implemented, they said, were speed traps and highway patrols.
- Given the history of speed traps in Texas, it's a legitimate concern.
- The party says that the speed traps are merely cash generators, not life-savers, and accuses the government of ‘waging a war on drivers’, the BBC reports.
- The hotel and pub owner has been cleared of failing to give information about who was driving one of his vehicles when it went through a speed trap.
- Curry is becoming nationally known for being a place for speed traps.
- Officers hope the speed traps will act as a deterrent until a new traffic calming scheme is brought into place at the end of the year.
- Villagers in Oare, Enford and Wilcot have already been able to watch speed traps in operation.
- The largest claims are due to accidents which happen outside Dublin on quiet country roads which are unlikely to have Gardai with speed traps lying in wait.
- Police had warned drivers that speed traps and other traffic exercises would be mounted over the weekend to curb road deaths.
- Highway speed traps should be intensified to protect innocent lives.
- A road safety campaigner has backed controversial plans for a speed trap near where his daughter died in a crash.
- Both municipalities will use speed traps to catch speeding drivers.
- The volunteer ‘cops’ in fluorescent jackets will have speed guns identical to those used by the police and will be shown how to set up speed traps.

Definition of speed trap in US English:

speed trap

nounˈspid ˌtræpˈspēd ˌtrap

An area of road in which hidden police detect vehicles exceeding a speed limit, typically by radar.
Example sentencesExamples
- In relation to proposals about the privatisation of radar detection and speed traps, Mr. Kelly is also most forthright.
- The hotel and pub owner has been cleared of failing to give information about who was driving one of his vehicles when it went through a speed trap.
- He said there would be more speed traps on the highways, along with increased mobile and foot patrols, right up to the Carnival season.
- In 1998 the Department of Justice gave the town $72,000 to help enforce the speed trap.
- Highway speed traps should be intensified to protect innocent lives.
- Among the measures to be implemented, they said, were speed traps and highway patrols.
- A road safety campaigner has backed controversial plans for a speed trap near where his daughter died in a crash.
- The volunteer ‘cops’ in fluorescent jackets will have speed guns identical to those used by the police and will be shown how to set up speed traps.
- In the ultimate irony, speed traps cannot operate at night, the time at which we have the most accidents and indeed, the highest number of fatalities.
- Would you like the latest radar gadgets to warn you that there is a speed trap around the corner?
- The largest claims are due to accidents which happen outside Dublin on quiet country roads which are unlikely to have Gardai with speed traps lying in wait.
- The party says that the speed traps are merely cash generators, not life-savers, and accuses the government of ‘waging a war on drivers’, the BBC reports.
- Both municipalities will use speed traps to catch speeding drivers.
- Putting up speed traps serves very little purpose for, when the flow of traffic suddenly slows down, we all know that we are approaching a speed trap.
- Villagers in Oare, Enford and Wilcot have already been able to watch speed traps in operation.
- Curry is becoming nationally known for being a place for speed traps.
- Given the history of speed traps in Texas, it's a legitimate concern.
- Police had warned drivers that speed traps and other traffic exercises would be mounted over the weekend to curb road deaths.
- And finally tonight, speed traps can be cash cows for small towns.
- Officers hope the speed traps will act as a deterrent until a new traffic calming scheme is brought into place at the end of the year.

词汇	speed trap
释义	Definition of speed trap in English: speed trap noun A radar trap. 汽车超速监控区 Example sentencesExamples In 1998 the Department of Justice gave the town $72,000 to help enforce the speed trap. Would you like the latest radar gadgets to warn you that there is a speed trap around the corner? And finally tonight, speed traps can be cash cows for small towns. In the ultimate irony, speed traps cannot operate at night, the time at which we have the most accidents and indeed, the highest number of fatalities. Putting up speed traps serves very little purpose for, when the flow of traffic suddenly slows down, we all know that we are approaching a speed trap. He said there would be more speed traps on the highways, along with increased mobile and foot patrols, right up to the Carnival season. In relation to proposals about the privatisation of radar detection and speed traps, Mr. Kelly is also most forthright. Among the measures to be implemented, they said, were speed traps and highway patrols. Given the history of speed traps in Texas, it's a legitimate concern. The party says that the speed traps are merely cash generators, not life-savers, and accuses the government of ‘waging a war on drivers’, the BBC reports. The hotel and pub owner has been cleared of failing to give information about who was driving one of his vehicles when it went through a speed trap. Curry is becoming nationally known for being a place for speed traps. Officers hope the speed traps will act as a deterrent until a new traffic calming scheme is brought into place at the end of the year. Villagers in Oare, Enford and Wilcot have already been able to watch speed traps in operation. The largest claims are due to accidents which happen outside Dublin on quiet country roads which are unlikely to have Gardai with speed traps lying in wait. Police had warned drivers that speed traps and other traffic exercises would be mounted over the weekend to curb road deaths. Highway speed traps should be intensified to protect innocent lives. A road safety campaigner has backed controversial plans for a speed trap near where his daughter died in a crash. Both municipalities will use speed traps to catch speeding drivers. The volunteer ‘cops’ in fluorescent jackets will have speed guns identical to those used by the police and will be shown how to set up speed traps. Definition of speed trap in US English: speed trap nounˈspid ˌtræpˈspēd ˌtrap An area of road in which hidden police detect vehicles exceeding a speed limit, typically by radar. Example sentencesExamples In relation to proposals about the privatisation of radar detection and speed traps, Mr. Kelly is also most forthright. The hotel and pub owner has been cleared of failing to give information about who was driving one of his vehicles when it went through a speed trap. He said there would be more speed traps on the highways, along with increased mobile and foot patrols, right up to the Carnival season. In 1998 the Department of Justice gave the town $72,000 to help enforce the speed trap. Highway speed traps should be intensified to protect innocent lives. Among the measures to be implemented, they said, were speed traps and highway patrols. A road safety campaigner has backed controversial plans for a speed trap near where his daughter died in a crash. The volunteer ‘cops’ in fluorescent jackets will have speed guns identical to those used by the police and will be shown how to set up speed traps. In the ultimate irony, speed traps cannot operate at night, the time at which we have the most accidents and indeed, the highest number of fatalities. Would you like the latest radar gadgets to warn you that there is a speed trap around the corner? The largest claims are due to accidents which happen outside Dublin on quiet country roads which are unlikely to have Gardai with speed traps lying in wait. The party says that the speed traps are merely cash generators, not life-savers, and accuses the government of ‘waging a war on drivers’, the BBC reports. Both municipalities will use speed traps to catch speeding drivers. Putting up speed traps serves very little purpose for, when the flow of traffic suddenly slows down, we all know that we are approaching a speed trap. Villagers in Oare, Enford and Wilcot have already been able to watch speed traps in operation. Curry is becoming nationally known for being a place for speed traps. Given the history of speed traps in Texas, it's a legitimate concern. Police had warned drivers that speed traps and other traffic exercises would be mounted over the weekend to curb road deaths. And finally tonight, speed traps can be cash cows for small towns. Officers hope the speed traps will act as a deterrent until a new traffic calming scheme is brought into place at the end of the year.
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