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cramped

/kræmpt/

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adjective

/kræmpt/B1formal
  • ruОписывает пространство, которое слишком маленькое и неудобное.

Describes a space that is too small and uncomfortable.

  1. Lack of spaceB1formal

    Confined or restricted in space; not having enough room.

    ruТесный

    • The apartment was too cramped for a family of five.
    • We had to sit in cramped seats on the bus.
    • The office felt cramped with all the extra desks.

    Synonymsconfinedconstrictedcrowdedpokyrestrictedsmalltight

    Antonymsamplecapaciouscommodiousspacious

  2. Restricted movementB1formal

    Causing difficulty in moving freely due to tightness or confinement.

    ruТесный

    • He felt cramped in the small elevator.
    • The cramped hallway made it hard to pass.
    • Her handwriting became cramped from writing in a tiny notebook.

    Synonymsconfinedconstrictednarrowrestrictedtight

    Antonymsampleexpansiveopenspacious

Forms
  • more cramped comparative form
  • most cramped superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

cramp/kræmp/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, вызывающего внезапное болезненное сокращение мышц, или для ограничения или препятствования движению, росту или развитию.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing a sudden, painful muscle contraction, or to restrict or hinder movement, growth, or development.

  1. Cause muscle painB1formal

    To cause a sudden, painful contraction of a muscle.

    ruВызывать судорогу

    • The cold water cramped his legs while swimming.
    • Running too fast can cramp your calf muscles.
    • She cramped up during the marathon and had to stop.
  2. Restrict or hinderB2formal

    To limit or prevent something from developing or moving freely.

    ruОграничивать

    • The tight budget cramped their plans for expansion.
    • His strict schedule cramped his social life.
    • The small room cramped their ability to work efficiently.

    Synonymscheckconstraincurbhamperimpedeinhibitlimitobstructrestrict

    Antonymsfreeliberateloosenrelease

Forms
  • cramped past participle
  • cramped past simple
  • cramping present participle
  • cramps third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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