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I. cram <Part Präs cramming; Past, Past Part crammed> [Am kræm, Brit kram] VERB trans
1. cram (stuff):
cram
2. cram (for exam):
cram facts/dates
cram facts/dates
empollar Esp ugs
cram facts/dates
zambutir(se) Méx ugs
cram facts/dates
tragar(se) RíoPl ugs
cram student
II. cram <Part Präs cramming; Past, Past Part crammed> [Am kræm, Brit kram] VERB intr
1. cram (for exam):
cram
cram
empollar Esp ugs
cram
cram
tragar RíoPl ugs
cram
matearse Chil ugs
cram
empacarse Col ugs
2. cram (get in):
cram
cram-full [ˈkræmˌfʊl] ADJ
cram-full theater/stadium
cram-full carriage/bus
cram-full carriage/bus
cram-full shelves/wardrobe/drawer
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to cram ugs
to cram ugs
to cram ugs
to cram ugs
to cram ugs
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I. cram [kræm] VERB trans -mm-
cram
to cram sth with sth
II. cram [kræm] VERB intr
cram
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Englisch
to cram Am
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I. cram <-mm-> [kræm] VERB trans
cram
to cram sth with sth
II. cram <-mm-> [kræm] VERB intr
cram
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Present
Icram
youcram
he/she/itcrams
wecram
youcram
theycram
Past
Icrammed
youcrammed
he/she/itcrammed
wecrammed
youcrammed
theycrammed
Present Perfect
Ihavecrammed
youhavecrammed
he/she/ithascrammed
wehavecrammed
youhavecrammed
theyhavecrammed
Past Perfect
Ihadcrammed
youhadcrammed
he/she/ithadcrammed
wehadcrammed
youhadcrammed
theyhadcrammed
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The poverty was incredible, the overcrowding even more so, fifteen, twenty or more people crammed into tiny huts, dying like flies.
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In the fourth, which is fast and threatening, everything that happened before is crammed together.
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Around 11,300 inhabitants, mostly port workers crammed into insanitary slums, lost their homes; only the property owners received compensation.
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In contrast to this is cramming: an intensive memorization in a short period of time.
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Twenty records were crammed into 60 minutes, plus a verbal countdown.
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