Definition of decongest in English:

decongest

verbdiːk(ə)nˈdʒɛstˌdikənˈdʒɛst

[with object]

Relieve the congestion of (something).
Example sentencesExamples
- The authorities can consider several other solutions to decongest traffic in this zone.
- ‘Introducing one-way systems is a short-term plan to decongest the traffic, but in the long run, we have to widen the roads and build flyovers,’ he said.
- Come May and a massive roadwork project will start, aimed at decongesting the much-strained roads in the city.
- It will do nothing to reduce congestion or help business to undertake its work by decongesting our roads.
- For now everyone should support measures to decongest the streets.
- This, the planners believe, will go a long way in decongesting the ORR and other roads thereby reducing the accident rate.
- Country Life magazine has already voted him into its Power 100 for his outspoken determination to boost rail over lorry haulage and decongest British roads, tagging him a ‘railway visionary’.
- There is need to erect open air prisons to decongest the current ones.
- An advisory body can suggest legal instruments to decongest the city and ensure that water bodies are well maintained
- That will help cities too by decongesting them and removing the slums.
- A dual carriage-way would help in decongesting the road.
- The bypass will be ready within the next six months and go a long way towards decongesting rail traffic in the Yeshwantpur railway station, which is fast emerging as the second terminal of Bangalore.
- The Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited had proposed all these projects to decongest traffic in a comprehensive way.
- The primary thrust of the Ateneo Shuttle Services is to help decongest traffic along the Katipunan stretch by encouraging the use of mass transportation.
- No other solution can really decongest the roads.
- The short-term measures to decongest roads have failed, as the growth rate is several times higher than the road capacity expansion.
- Second we should begin to decongest the markets by relocating.
- That's true, but if it was planned to decongest the city then why does it still take more than one hour to reach Navi Mumbai by train?
- The then Government constructed few bridges and causeways to decongest the traffic in the city.
- If the peripheral Ring Road decongests traffic on the outer Ring Road, then some signals may be removed.

Derivatives

decongestion

noun ˌdiːk(ə)nˈdʒɛstʃ(ə)nˌdik(ə)nˈdʒɛstʃ(ə)n

By acting directly on alpha-adrenergic receptors in the mucosa of the respiratory tract, pseudoephedrine produces vasoconstriction leading to nasal decongestion.
Example sentencesExamples
- Stimulating reflexology points on the feet which correspond to the eyezone area helps to aid decongestion by increasing circulation.
- Apart from 19 roads shortlisted for upgrades, the meeting also discussed flyovers, peripheral ring roads and traffic decongestion.
- I would like to point out a side effect of allergy medications that contain pseudoephedrine for nasal decongestion.
- The introduction of rail traffic would help in boosting tourism and decongestion of road traffic, he noted.

Definition of decongest in US English:

decongest

verbˌdikənˈdʒɛstˌdēkənˈjest

[with object]

Relieve the congestion of (something).
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Introducing one-way systems is a short-term plan to decongest the traffic, but in the long run, we have to widen the roads and build flyovers,’ he said.
- There is need to erect open air prisons to decongest the current ones.
- The primary thrust of the Ateneo Shuttle Services is to help decongest traffic along the Katipunan stretch by encouraging the use of mass transportation.
- The short-term measures to decongest roads have failed, as the growth rate is several times higher than the road capacity expansion.
- A dual carriage-way would help in decongesting the road.
- For now everyone should support measures to decongest the streets.
- It will do nothing to reduce congestion or help business to undertake its work by decongesting our roads.
- An advisory body can suggest legal instruments to decongest the city and ensure that water bodies are well maintained
- That's true, but if it was planned to decongest the city then why does it still take more than one hour to reach Navi Mumbai by train?
- The authorities can consider several other solutions to decongest traffic in this zone.
- The Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited had proposed all these projects to decongest traffic in a comprehensive way.
- If the peripheral Ring Road decongests traffic on the outer Ring Road, then some signals may be removed.
- Second we should begin to decongest the markets by relocating.
- This, the planners believe, will go a long way in decongesting the ORR and other roads thereby reducing the accident rate.
- No other solution can really decongest the roads.
- The bypass will be ready within the next six months and go a long way towards decongesting rail traffic in the Yeshwantpur railway station, which is fast emerging as the second terminal of Bangalore.
- The then Government constructed few bridges and causeways to decongest the traffic in the city.
- Come May and a massive roadwork project will start, aimed at decongesting the much-strained roads in the city.
- That will help cities too by decongesting them and removing the slums.
- Country Life magazine has already voted him into its Power 100 for his outspoken determination to boost rail over lorry haulage and decongest British roads, tagging him a ‘railway visionary’.

单词	decongest
释义	Definition of decongest in English: decongest verbdiːk(ə)nˈdʒɛstˌdikənˈdʒɛst [with object] Relieve the congestion of (something). Example sentencesExamples The authorities can consider several other solutions to decongest traffic in this zone. ‘Introducing one-way systems is a short-term plan to decongest the traffic, but in the long run, we have to widen the roads and build flyovers,’ he said. Come May and a massive roadwork project will start, aimed at decongesting the much-strained roads in the city. It will do nothing to reduce congestion or help business to undertake its work by decongesting our roads. For now everyone should support measures to decongest the streets. This, the planners believe, will go a long way in decongesting the ORR and other roads thereby reducing the accident rate. Country Life magazine has already voted him into its Power 100 for his outspoken determination to boost rail over lorry haulage and decongest British roads, tagging him a ‘railway visionary’. There is need to erect open air prisons to decongest the current ones. An advisory body can suggest legal instruments to decongest the city and ensure that water bodies are well maintained That will help cities too by decongesting them and removing the slums. A dual carriage-way would help in decongesting the road. The bypass will be ready within the next six months and go a long way towards decongesting rail traffic in the Yeshwantpur railway station, which is fast emerging as the second terminal of Bangalore. The Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited had proposed all these projects to decongest traffic in a comprehensive way. The primary thrust of the Ateneo Shuttle Services is to help decongest traffic along the Katipunan stretch by encouraging the use of mass transportation. No other solution can really decongest the roads. The short-term measures to decongest roads have failed, as the growth rate is several times higher than the road capacity expansion. Second we should begin to decongest the markets by relocating. That's true, but if it was planned to decongest the city then why does it still take more than one hour to reach Navi Mumbai by train? The then Government constructed few bridges and causeways to decongest the traffic in the city. If the peripheral Ring Road decongests traffic on the outer Ring Road, then some signals may be removed. Derivatives decongestion noun ˌdiːk(ə)nˈdʒɛstʃ(ə)nˌdik(ə)nˈdʒɛstʃ(ə)n By acting directly on alpha-adrenergic receptors in the mucosa of the respiratory tract, pseudoephedrine produces vasoconstriction leading to nasal decongestion. Example sentencesExamples Stimulating reflexology points on the feet which correspond to the eyezone area helps to aid decongestion by increasing circulation. Apart from 19 roads shortlisted for upgrades, the meeting also discussed flyovers, peripheral ring roads and traffic decongestion. I would like to point out a side effect of allergy medications that contain pseudoephedrine for nasal decongestion. The introduction of rail traffic would help in boosting tourism and decongestion of road traffic, he noted. Definition of decongest in US English: decongest verbˌdikənˈdʒɛstˌdēkənˈjest [with object] Relieve the congestion of (something). Example sentencesExamples ‘Introducing one-way systems is a short-term plan to decongest the traffic, but in the long run, we have to widen the roads and build flyovers,’ he said. There is need to erect open air prisons to decongest the current ones. The primary thrust of the Ateneo Shuttle Services is to help decongest traffic along the Katipunan stretch by encouraging the use of mass transportation. The short-term measures to decongest roads have failed, as the growth rate is several times higher than the road capacity expansion. A dual carriage-way would help in decongesting the road. For now everyone should support measures to decongest the streets. It will do nothing to reduce congestion or help business to undertake its work by decongesting our roads. An advisory body can suggest legal instruments to decongest the city and ensure that water bodies are well maintained That's true, but if it was planned to decongest the city then why does it still take more than one hour to reach Navi Mumbai by train? The authorities can consider several other solutions to decongest traffic in this zone. The Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited had proposed all these projects to decongest traffic in a comprehensive way. If the peripheral Ring Road decongests traffic on the outer Ring Road, then some signals may be removed. Second we should begin to decongest the markets by relocating. This, the planners believe, will go a long way in decongesting the ORR and other roads thereby reducing the accident rate. No other solution can really decongest the roads. The bypass will be ready within the next six months and go a long way towards decongesting rail traffic in the Yeshwantpur railway station, which is fast emerging as the second terminal of Bangalore. The then Government constructed few bridges and causeways to decongest the traffic in the city. Come May and a massive roadwork project will start, aimed at decongesting the much-strained roads in the city. That will help cities too by decongesting them and removing the slums. Country Life magazine has already voted him into its Power 100 for his outspoken determination to boost rail over lorry haulage and decongest British roads, tagging him a ‘railway visionary’.
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