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cram
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- Conjugation :
past
crammed
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ing
cramming
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Derivatives :
n
crammer
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- cram
[kræm]
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1.
vt.
to cram sth into sth 将某物塞入某物
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2.
vt.
to cram sb into sth 将某人挤入某物
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3.
vt.
[+place]
(fill) 挤满
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4.
vi.
[+building, vehicle]
to cram into sth 挤进某处
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5.
vi.
(for exam) 临时抱佛脚
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to cram sth with {or} full of sth
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用某物将某物塞得满满的
Collins English-English Dictionary
- cram
[kræm]
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1.
vt.
[tr]
to force (people, material, etc) into (a room, container, etc) with more than it can hold; stuff
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2.
vt.
to eat or cause to eat more than necessary
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3.
vt.
[informal]
to study or cause to study (facts, etc), esp for an examination, by hastily memorizing
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4.
n
the act or condition of cramming
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5.
n
a crush
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6.
n
[Etymology]
Old English crammian; related to Old Norse kremja to press
Examples
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cram papers into a drawer
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把文件塞进抽屉
→ cram
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to cram sth with {or} full of sth
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用某物将某物塞得满满的
→ cram
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充塞
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fill (up); cram
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有些学生平时不努力,考前临时抱佛脚。
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Some students are lazy most of the time, and then try to cram just before the exams.
→ 抱佛脚
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