cram

verbB1 · Intermediate

To push too many things into a small space.

Meanings of «cram»

1 · verb

to push too many things into a small space

She tried to cram all her clothes into one bag.

2 · verb

to study very hard in a short time before a test

He stayed up all night to cram for his exam.

Similar: revisestudy intensively

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The difference between similar words

to put things into a small space

packput things carefully in a bag or boxI pack my bag the night before.

squeezepush something into a small space by pressingWe squeezed five people into the small car.

crampush too many things in, with no room leftShe crammed all her clothes into one bag.

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