rammed

UK
/ræmd/
US
/ræmd/
rammedadjective
more rammed
Comp.
most rammed
Super.
UK
/ræmd/
US
/ræmd/
Translations
The path was made of rammed earth.
Дорожка была сделана из утрамбованной земли.
Definitions
Packed tightly or densely.
The room was rammed with people during the concert.
Compacted or driven into place by forceful ramming.
The builders used rammed earth walls for better insulation.
ramverb

rammed

Past Simple

rammed
Past Simple
rammed
Past Participle
ramming
Gerund
UK
/ræm/
US
/ræm/
Translations
The truck tried to ram the gate.
Грузовик попытался таранить ворота.
The car rammed into the wall.
Машина врезалась в стену.
Definitions
To strike or push something with force.
The truck rammed into the wall during the accident.
To forcefully drive or push something into a particular place or position.
He rammed the key into the lock, trying to open the door quickly.
ramnoun
Definitions
A male sheep, especially one that is fully grown.
The farmer purchased a new ram to improve the genetics of his flock.
A battering ram, a heavy object used to break down doors or walls.
The soldiers used a ram to breach the castle gates during the siege.
A hydraulic ram, a type of pump that uses the energy of a large amount of water falling a small height to lift a small amount of that water to a much greater height.
The old mill was powered by a hydraulic ram that pumped water to the upper levels.
The movable block or plunger of a press, hammer, or similar machine that applies force.
The technician adjusted the press's ram before starting the operation.
ramadjective
Definitions
Attributive; relating to or intended for rams (male sheep).
The shepherd separated the ram lambs from the ewes.