Definitions
v. To force many things or people into a small space.
塞满；挤入
v. To study intensively shortly before an examination.
考前突击学习
Example
She crammed three sweaters into her tiny overnight bag.
她把三件毛衣硬塞进了小小的过夜旅行包。
Students who cram for examinations may remember facts briefly but struggle to develop a deeper understanding.
考前突击的学生可能暂时记住知识，却难以形成更深入的理解。
Collocations
- cram into a bag
- cram a room with people
- cram for an exam
Word family
- crammed (adj.)
- cramming (n.)
Synonyms
- stuff
- pack
Usage tip
过去式crammed；复习考试用cram for。
FAQ
- What does cram mean?
- To force many things or people into a small space. To study intensively shortly before an examination.
- How is cram pronounced?
- UK /kræm/, US /kræm/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
