stoplight
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++stop·light /ˈstɒplaɪt $ ˈstɑːp-/ (also stoplights [plural]) noun [countable] American EnglishTTR a set of coloured lights used to control and direct traffic 交通信号灯，红绿灯 SYN traffic lights
Examples from the Corpus
stoplight• Taszar is just a village, with no local industry -- not even any stoplights.• Businessmen talk on their cellular phones while holding on to the reins of their strong-legged animals at stoplights.• At the first stoplight she leaned over and kissed him.• Silver-thread waterfalls trickle down razorback cliffs, and red-torch ginger flowers glow like stoplights.• After the second stoplight the walk is pleasant.• At about 7: 50 the stoplights were working along Market Street, once again allowing drivers to run them.• The city streets were magic again, like they were when stoplights went dark after the quake.stop·light nounChineseSyllable
used coloured Corpus set a of lights
stoplight
stop‧light /ˈstɒplaɪt $ ˈstɑːp-/
(also stoplights [plural]) noun [countable]
American English a set of coloured lights used to control and direct traffic
SYN traffic lights
stop‧light /ˈstɒplaɪt $ ˈstɑːp-/
(also stoplights [plural]) noun [countable]American English a set of coloured lights used to control and direct traffic
SYN traffic lights