cramping

UK
/ˈkræmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈkræmpɪŋ/
crampingnoun
crampings
pl
Traductions
He felt a sudden cramping in his leg during the race.
Он почувствовал внезапную судорогу в ноге во время гонки.
The cramping in her stomach was unbearable.
Спазм в её животе был невыносимым.
Définitions
A painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles, typically caused by fatigue or strain.
She experienced cramping in her legs after the long hike.
A sudden, sharp pain in the abdomen, often associated with digestive issues or menstruation.
He had to sit down due to the severe cramping in his stomach.
crampinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkræmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈkræmpɪŋ/
Définitions
Causing or characterized by cramps or muscle spasms.
The athlete complained of cramping pain in his calves.
crampverb

cramping

Gerund

cramped
Past Simple
cramped
Past Participle
cramping
Gerund
UK
/kræmp/
US
/kræmp/
Traductions
The cold water can cramp your muscles.
Холодная вода может сводить ваши мышцы.
Tight shoes can cramp your feet.
Тесная обувь может стеснять ваши ноги.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
To restrict or inhibit the development or progress of something.
The tight schedule cramped their ability to explore new ideas.
To cause a painful involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles.
The long run caused his leg to cramp, forcing him to stop.
To fasten or hold (pieces of material) together with a cramp or clamp.
The craftsman cramped the beams securely before nailing them.
crampnoun
Définitions
A painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles, typically caused by fatigue or strain.
She experienced a cramp in her leg after running for an hour.
A tool or device used to hold objects tightly together, often used in carpentry or metalworking.
The carpenter used a cramp to hold the pieces of wood in place while the glue dried.
crampadjective
Définitions
Difficult to comprehend; obscure or cramped in expression.
The scholar struggled to decode the cramp handwriting in the old manuscript.