Anglais - Hongrois

traction

gb/tɹˈækʃən/ us/tɹˈækʃən/
B2 Anglais
tapadás, lendület, teret nyer, támogatottság, húzatás, trakció, vonóerő, hajtóerő, vontatás
NOM B2
1
Schéma d’usage :
traction on [surface]; [tires/shoes] have/lose/provide traction
The tires lost traction on the wet road.
A gumik elvesztették a tapadásukat a vizes úton.
These hiking boots provide good traction on loose gravel.
Ezek a túrabakancsok jó tapadást biztosítanak a laza kavicson.
Ice reduces traction, so drive slowly.
Exemples pédagogiques
The car needs more traction.
Az autónak jobb tapadásra van szüksége.
My shoes have good traction.
A cipőmnek jó a tapadása.
The tires lost traction on ice.
Erreur fréquente :
Traction is usually uncountable: say “good traction,” not “a good traction.”
Sens
grip on a surface
Collocations
good traction |poor traction |lose traction |get traction |traction on ice |traction on wet roads |tire traction |shoe traction |extra traction |traction control
Synonymes
grip (common everyday word for holding firmly to a surface) | adhesion (more technical term for surfaces sticking together)
Antonymes
slipping (the action or state of losing grip and sliding) | skidding (uncontrolled sliding, especially by a vehicle)
Thèmes
transportation |sports |daily_life |science
Définition

Traction is the grip that tires or shoes have on a surface.

The grip between a wheel, shoe, etc. and the surface it moves on, which helps prevent slipping.

NOM B2
2
Schéma d’usage :
[idea/product/proposal] gains/gets/loses traction; traction with/among [people]
The campaign has real traction with younger voters.
A kampány valóban kezd teret nyerni a fiatalabb választók körében.
Investors wanted proof that the start-up had customer traction.
A befektetők bizonyítékot akartak arra, hogy a startup már érdemi érdeklődést váltott ki az ügyfelekből.
The idea failed to gain traction outside a small group of researchers.
Exemples pédagogiques
The new app has traction with students.
Az új alkalmazás kezd teret nyerni a diákok körében.
The plan did not gain much traction.
A terv nemigen nyert teret.
Their video got traction online.
Erreur fréquente :
Do not usually say “make traction” for an idea or product; use “gain traction” or “get traction.”
Sens
support or momentum
Collocations
gain traction |get traction |lose traction |have traction |real traction |early traction |market traction |customer traction |traction with users |traction among voters
Synonymes
momentum (emphasizes forward movement or progress) | uptake (emphasizes people accepting or using something) | support (emphasizes approval or backing from people)
Antonymes
resistance (opposition that prevents acceptance or progress) | lack of interest (absence of attention or support)
Thèmes
business |communication |technology |politics |society
Définition

Traction is growing attention or support for an idea, product, or plan.

Support, attention, or momentum that helps an idea, product, movement, etc. start to succeed or become widely accepted.

NOM C1 TECHNICAL
3
Schéma d’usage :
traction for [injury/condition]; put [someone/body part] in traction
After the accident, his broken leg was put in traction.
A baleset után a törött lábát húzatásra tették.
Cervical traction can reduce pressure on the nerves in the neck.
A nyaki húzatás csökkentheti a nyaki idegekre nehezedő nyomást.
She spent two weeks in traction while the bone healed.
Exemples pédagogiques
His leg was in traction.
A lába húzatás alatt volt.
The doctor used traction for her neck.
Az orvos nyaki húzatást alkalmazott nála.
She stayed in traction for a week.
Erreur fréquente :
In everyday English, patients are usually “in traction,” not “on traction.”
Sens
medical pulling treatment
Collocations
medical traction |be in traction |put someone in traction |leg in traction |spinal traction |cervical traction |skeletal traction |traction therapy
Synonymes
pulling treatment (general description rather than a standard medical synonym) | decompression (used especially when traction reduces pressure on the spine or nerves)
Antonymes
compression (opposite physical force, pressing rather than pulling)
Thèmes
health |body
Définition

Traction is a medical treatment that gently pulls part of the body to help it heal or reduce pressure.

A medical treatment in which a steady pulling force is applied to a limb or part of the body, especially to align bones or relieve pressure.

NOM C2 TECHNICAL
4
Schéma d’usage :
traction motor/power/system; electric traction
Electric traction is now common in modern rail systems.
A modern vasúti rendszerekben ma már gyakori a villamos vontatás.
The locomotive's traction motors deliver power to the wheels.
A mozdony vontatómotorjai juttatják el a hajtóerőt a kerekekhez.
The railway upgraded its traction power system.
Exemples pédagogiques
The train uses electric traction.
A vonat villamos vontatással működik.
A traction motor drives the wheels.
Vontatómotor hajtja a kerekeket.
The system supplies traction power.
Erreur fréquente :
This technical sense appears mainly in transport and engineering compounds such as “traction motor” and “electric traction.”
Sens
pulling or driving power
Collocations
electric traction |traction motor |traction power |traction system |rail traction |traction unit |traction engine |tractive force
Synonymes
pulling power (plain-language equivalent) | tractive force (more technical term for force used to pull)
Antonymes
drag (a resisting force that works against forward movement) | braking force (force used to slow or stop motion rather than pull forward)
Thèmes
transportation |technology |science
Définition

In engineering, traction can mean the power that pulls or drives a vehicle.

The pulling power or driving force produced by a vehicle, engine, or motor.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
traction
API
GB/tɹˈækʃən/
US/tɹˈækʃən/
Syllabes et accentuation
trac - tion (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (trac)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: traction
  • Plural: traction, tractions
Expressions

gain traction

1
/ɡˈeɪn tɹˈækʃən/
idiom

start getting support

If an idea, product, or story gains traction, more people begin to notice or support it.

Exemples
  • The proposal gained traction after several major companies backed it.
  • Her video gained traction on social media overnight.
  • The policy has struggled to gain traction with younger voters.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The idea gained traction fast.
  • Her post gained traction online.
  • The plan is gaining traction.

in traction

1
/ˈɪn tɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase

receiving pulling treatment

If someone is in traction, a doctor is using a pulling treatment on part of their body.

Exemples
  • She was in traction for three weeks after the crash.
  • The doctors put his leg in traction to help the bone heal.
  • He had to lie in traction and could not get out of bed.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • His leg is in traction.
  • She was in traction for a month.
  • The doctor put him in traction.

traction control

1
/tɹˈækʃən kəntɹˈoʊl/
fixed phrase

anti-slip vehicle system

Traction control is a car system that helps the wheels keep their grip on the road.

Exemples
  • Traction control helped the car climb the icy hill.
  • A warning light appears when traction control is working.
  • Most new cars come with traction control.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • My car has traction control.
  • Traction control helps on snow.
  • Do not turn off traction control.

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