Summary
to cram {verb}
bourrer · fourrer · entasser · s'entasser · bachoter · bûcher · bonder
English-French translation for "to cram"
"to cram" French translation
to cram {verb}
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb} (also: to stuff)
It's funny to think he's crammed full of sawdust and preservatives.
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb} (also: to push along, to shove)
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb} (also: to jam into, to amass, to accumulate, to heap)
to cram
The three primary camps near the border are terribly overcrowded, with more than 275,000 refugees crammed into a space designed for 90,000 people.
Animals frequently still find themselves crammed into overcrowded trucks, given neither food nor water, often for journeys flouting the current limits and travelling for up to 30 or 40 hours.
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb}
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb}
to cram [crammed|crammed] {vb} (also: to swot)
to cram [crammed|crammed] {v.t.} (also: to crowd, to mob)
Last week we saw the crowded trains crammed with refugees without identity cards or belongings.
Most public buildings in Puli-Kumri and Baghlan city were crammed with IDPs, single rooms housing 8 to 10 families and men having to sleep outside at night.
Animals frequently still find themselves crammed into overcrowded trucks, given neither food nor water, often for journeys flouting the current limits and travelling for up to 30 or 40 hours.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "cram":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to cram" in French
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