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1 jam
jam I [xhæm] v.,n. -v 1. bllokoj. 2. pengoj. 3. ngec. 4. zhurmoj, i bëj zhurmë (një radiostacioni), bllokoj; streets jammed with cars rrugë të zëna nga makinat; the telephone lines are jammed linjat telefonike janë të zëna; jam one's brakes on frenoj papritmas. 5. fus me force; rras; ngjesh; jam one's hat on one's head ngjesh kapelën në kokë; he jammed his finger in the door i zuri gishtin dera. 3. ngec, bllokohet (një mekanizëm)-n 1. bllokim (trafiku); lëmsh (makinash); turmë (njerëzish). 2. gjendje e vështirë; telash; pisk; be in/get into a jam e kam pisk, gjej belanë; get sb out of jam nxjerr nga belaja dikëjam II [xhæm] n. reçel; marmelatë● you want jam on it! shumë kërkon! s'ke të ngopur!● that's money for jam! të (e) paguajmë për të ndenjur kot● jam-packed ['xhæmpækt] adj. gj.fol. i mbushur dinga, i ngjeshur fort● jam session ['xhæm'seshën] n. koncert me improvizime xhaz* * *shtyp; ngjesh; ngecje; reçel
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