crammed

UK
/kræmd/
US
/kræmd/
crammedadjective
more crammed
Comp.
most crammed
Super.
UK
/kræmd/
US
/kræmd/
Translations
The room was crammed with people.
Комната была забита людьми.
The bus was crammed with passengers.
Автобус был переполнен пассажирами.
The suitcase was crammed with clothes.
Чемодан был набит одеждой.
Additional translations
Definitions
Filled to capacity or beyond; packed tightly.
The small room was crammed with boxes and furniture, leaving little space to move around.
cramverb

crammed

Past Simple

crammed
Past Simple
crammed
Past Participle
cramming
Gerund
UK
/kræm/
US
/kræm/
Translations
He tried to cram all his clothes into the small suitcase.
Он пытался впихивать всю свою одежду в маленький чемодан.
She had to cram for the exam all night.
Ей пришлось зубрить всю ночь перед экзаменом.
Additional translations
Definitions
To force or stuff something into a small space.
She tried to cram all her clothes into the suitcase.
To study intensively over a short period of time just before an examination.
He had to cram for his history exam the night before.
cramnoun
Definitions
Intensive study undertaken over a short period, especially in preparation for an examination.
A last-minute cram helped her remember the dates for the test.
cramadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of intensive study undertaken over a short period.
The campus library stays open all night during cram week.