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单词 cram
释义
cram
verb
uk
/kræm/us
/kræm/
-mm-

cramverb(FIT A LOT IN)

[Tusually+ adv/prep]informal
toforcea lot of things into asmallspace:
塞满；塞进；挤入
Eightchildrenwere crammedintothe back of thecar.8个孩子被塞进了汽车的后座。
Theroomwaspackedand we were crammedagainstthedoor.房间里挤得水泄不通，我们被挤靠在门边。
[Tusually+ adv/prep]informal
to do many things in ashortperiodoftime:
急匆匆地做（许多事）
I had to cram threecountriesintoa week'sbusinesstrip.我出差一周跑了3个国家。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inserting and forcing things into other things
  • bed
  • dig
  • dig(something)intosomeone/something
  • embed
  • embedded
  • gouge
  • gouging
  • insertion
  • inset
  • interlace
  • interpolation
  • interposition
  • lodge
  • reinsert
  • reinsertion
  • rethread
  • shoehorn
  • squash
  • stick
  • stuck
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Busy and active

cramverb(LEARN)

[I]
totrytolearna lot veryquicklybefore anexam:
（考试前）死记硬背，突击学习
She's crammingforherhistoryexam.为应付历史考试她拼命突击。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to study something
  • studyWhat do you plan on studying at university?
  • majorUSShe majored in philosophy at Harvard.
  • cramShe's cramming for her history exam.
  • reviseUKI'm revising for tomorrow's test.
  • reviewUSWe're going to review for the test tomorrow night.
  • researchScientists are researching possible new treatments for cancer.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Learning & knowing
  • absorptive capacity
  • academy
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • assimilate
  • autodidact
  • extension
  • familiar
  • journey
  • non-academic
  • non-library
  • onboard
  • onboarding
  • outlearn
  • sit
  • uncultivated
  • uncultured
  • unlearnable
  • unteachable
  • upskill
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Phrasal verb

cramsomethingdown
(Definition ofcramfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

cram| American Dictionary

cram
verb
us
/kræm/
-mm-

cramverb(FORCE)

[Talways+ adv/prep]
toforcesomething into asmallspace, or tofillanareawithpeople:
Sixchildrenwere crammed into the back of thecar.

cramverb(LEARN QUICKLY)

[I]
totrytolearna lot veryquicklybefore anexam:
She’s cramming for herhistoryexam.
(Definition ofcramfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcram

cram
In later years, two and even three resident doctors were crammed into rooms originally intended for just one person.
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Too many people are crammed into each vehicle resulting in over-extended suspension and braking systems and speeding.
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The early modern mind was a crowded place, crammed with separate but not always wholly distinct faculties that together orchestrated the life of mind and heart.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A contemporary estimate places the number of bars catering to foreign sailors at about thirty-six, most of them crammed along the creek that ran through the narrow foreign settlement.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There had been a deliberate contrast with the often chaotic nature of the city churchyard, where bodies were crammed rather than interred, and which lacked respect for familial affection.
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Cramming them all into the same package would result in poor legislation and breach the principle of subsidiarity.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
I was brought up in the post-war cramming phase.
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I feel sure that with suitable cramming he would qualify.
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We do not want more and more town cramming—there must be a balance throughout the country.
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Nevertheless, we still have trouble cramming in all the business that comes before us.
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Cramming yet another on to an overstretched head without proper preparation courts disaster.
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You see people crammed in cars going to the seaside in order that the children can have the chance of a day on the sands.
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There is real enthusiasm on the part of new magistrates in seeking instruction, but they do not want to be crammed with it.
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The recovery and pre-med rooms are overcrowded, and the cramming of beds makes care difficult.
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Maybe some of the students, having been crammed at school, are trying to keep up at university.
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