[ ক্র্যাম্ ]verb transitive 1) (into); (up) (with) ঠেসে ঠেসেভরা; কানায় কানায় ভরা2) না-বুঝে মুখস্থ করা বা করানো
cram definition
To fill tightly or excessively.
cram শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
wad, mug_up, jam, swot, cram, bone_up, bone, jampack, chock_up, grind_away, drum, get_up, swot_up, ram,
cram Example in a sentence
Emily’s mind was a jumbled mess as she cramming information for her upcoming exam.
The students huddled together, desperately cramming in last-minute notes before the dreaded test.
The cramped apartment was crammed with boxes, leaving barely any room to move.
The food pantry was crammed to the brim with donated goods, a testament to the community’s generosity.
The prisoner’s cell was a tiny, windowless space, so crammed that he could hardly stretch out.
The trunk of the car was so crammed with luggage that it was impossible to close.
The narrow hallway was crammed with people, making it difficult to navigate.
The sock drawer was crammed with tangled socks, a testament to years of neglect.
The grocery cart was crammed with food, much of it perishable, threatening to overwhelm the shoppers.
The city’s roads were crammed with rush hour traffic, a constant stream of cars and buses clogging the streets.