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1 crammed
crammed ['kræmd](full → bus, train, room, suitcase) bourré, bondé;∎ to be crammed with people être bondé;∎ to be crammed with sth être plein à craquer ou bourré de qch;∎ the encyclopedia is crammed with useful information l'encyclopédie regorge d'informations utiles -
2 cram
cram [kræm]• we can't cram any more people into the hall/the bus on ne peut plus faire entrer personne dans la salle/l'autobusa. [people] s'entasser* * *[kræm] 1.(p prés etc - mm-) transitive verbto cram something into — enfoncer or fourrer (colloq) quelque chose dans [bag, car]
2.to cram three meetings into a morning — caser (colloq) trois rendez-vous dans la matinée
intransitive verb School bachoter ( for pour)3.to cram oneself with — se bourrer de [sweets]
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3 cram
A vtr1 ( pack) to cram sth into enfoncer or fourrer ○ qch dans [case, bag, drawer, car] ; to cram sb into entasser qn dans [room, vehicle] ; to cram sth into one's mouth se fourrer qch dans la bouche, enfourner qch ; they were 60 people crammed into one room il y avait 60 personnes entassées dans une seule pièce ; to cram a lot into one day réussir à faire beaucoup de choses dans une seule journée ; to cram three meetings into a morning caser ○ trois rendez-vous dans la matinée ;2 ( fill) bourrer [room, car] (with de) ; to be crammed full of furniture être plein à craquer de or bourré de meubles.B vi2 † Sch bachoter (for pour). -
4 cram
[kræm]past tense, past participle crammed - verb1) (to fill very full: The drawer was crammed with papers.) bourrer2) (to push or force: He crammed food into his mouth.) fourrer3) (to prepare (someone) in a short time for an examination: He is being crammed for his university entrance exam.) potasser
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crammed — [kræmd] adj crammed with/crammed full of sth completely full of things or people = ↑packed ▪ The guide is crammed full of useful information. ▪ The streets were crammed with people … Dictionary of contemporary English
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crammed — adjective crammed with/crammed full of completely full of things or people: monthly reports crammed full of information … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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