cram

• Deutsches Verb, das bedeutet, etwas mit Gewalt in einen zu kleinen Raum zu pressen oder sich in kurzer Zeit intensiv und meist oberflächlich Wissen anzueignen.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing something into a space that is too small, or studying intensively over a short period of time.

1. Study intensivelyB1informal

   To study hard in a short period of time, especially for an exam.

   Büffeln

   • She crammed for the final exam all night.
   • He crammed the entire textbook in two days.
   • Students often cram before important tests.

   Synonymebone upgrindhit the booksmug upswot

2. Pack tightlyB1informal

   To force something into a space that is too small.

   Hineinzwängen

   • They crammed all the clothes into one suitcase.
   • He crammed the books onto the already full shelf.
   • The bus was so full that people were crammed together.

   Synonymecompactcompresscrowdforcejampackshovesqueezestuffwedge