jammed

UK
/dʒæmd/
US
/dʒæmd/

Translations

jammedadjective
more jammed
Comp.
most jammed
Super.
UK
/dʒæmd/
US
/dʒæmd/
The printer is jammed with paper.
Принтер забит бумагой.
The door is jammed and won't open.
Дверь застряла и не открывается.
The subway was jammed during rush hour.
Метро было переполнено в час пик.
Additional translations
jamverb

jammed

Past Simple

jammed
Past Simple
jammed
Past Participle
jamming
Gerund
UK
/dʒæm/
US
/dʒæm/
The car jammed in the narrow alley.
Машина застряла в узком переулке.
He jammed the door shut with a chair.
Он зажал дверь стулом.
The radio signal was jammed by the interference.
Радиосигнал был заглушен помехами.
The band loves to jam during their rehearsals.
Группа любит импровизировать во время репетиций.
Additional translations

Definitions

jammedadjective
Stuck or unable to move due to being tightly packed or blocked.
The door was jammed shut, and we couldn't open it.
Filled to capacity or overcrowded.
The concert hall was jammed with fans eager to see the band perform.
Subject to deliberate radio or signal interference that prevents normal reception or transmission.
The pilot reported that the aircraft's communications were completely jammed.
jamverb
To become stuck or make something become stuck, preventing movement.
The paper jammed in the printer, causing a delay in printing.
To fill a space tightly with a large number of people or things.
Fans jammed the stadium to watch the championship game.
To play music informally with other musicians, often in an impromptu manner.
The band members decided to jam together after the concert.
To interfere with or block a signal, such as radio or radar, by sending out a different signal.
The military used electronic warfare to jam the enemy's communications.
To injure (a finger, toe, etc.) by sudden compression or impact.
He jammed his index finger while catching the basketball.