speed bump

See also: speedbump

English

A speed bump

speed bump (plural speed bumps)

A traffic calming measure, consisting of a transverse ridge in the road, to limit the speed of vehicles.

transverse ridge in the road

Arabic: مَطَبّ ال سُّرْعَة‎ m (maṭabb as-surʿa)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 減速帶, 减速带 (jiǎnsùdài)
Czech: zpomalovací práh m, příčný práh m, retardér (cs) m
Danish: vejbump n, fartbump n
Dutch: verkeersdrempel (nl) m
Estonian: lamav politseinik
Faroese: bunga á vegi f
Finnish: hidastustöyssy
French: ralentisseur (fr) m, casse-vitesse m
German: Bodenschwelle f, Bremsschwelle (de) f, Fahrbahnschwelle f (all formal); Hubbel (de) m, Verkehrshubbel m (colloquial, regional)
Hungarian: fekvőrendőr (hu)
Icelandic: hraðahindrun f
Indonesian: polisi tidur (id)

Irish: uchtóg mhoillithe f
Italian: dosso stradale m
Japanese: 段差舗装 (だんさほそう, dansa hosō)
Korean: 과속 방지턱 (gwasog bangjiteog)
Mongolian: хурд сааруулагч (hurd saaruulagč)
Norman: policemainne dormant m
Polish: próg zwalniający m
Portuguese: banda sonora f, lombada (pt) f (Brazil)
Russian: лежа́чий полице́йский (ru) m (ležáčij policéjskij)
Spanish: reductor de velocidad m (especially formal usage), resalto m (especially formal usage), badén m (Spain), banda sonora f (Spain), chapa acostado m (Ecuador), durmiente (Nicaragua), giba f (Peru), guardia tumbado m (Spain), lomada f (Argentina, Paraguay), lomo de burro m (Argentina, Uruguay), lomo de toro m (Chile), muerto m (Costa Rica, Puerto Rico), muro m (Venezuela), policía acostado m (Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Venezuela), policía dormido m (Costa Rica), policía muerto m (Panama, Puerto Rico), rompemuelles m (Bolivia, Peru), tope m (Mexico), túmulo m (El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras), vibrador m (Mexico)
Swedish: fartgupp n, farthinder n
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