jamming

• Substantivo que designa a ação de bloquear, interferir ou causar mau funcionamento, usado frequentemente no contexto de sinais de rádio, mecanismos ou música (como em jam session).

A noun referring to the act of blocking, interfering, or causing a malfunction, often used in contexts of radio signals, machinery, or music (as in a jam session).

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1. Musical improvisationB1informal

   The act of playing music spontaneously with others, often in an informal setting.

   Jam session

   • The band spent the afternoon jamming in the garage.
   • They had a great jamming session last night.
   • Jamming with friends is a fun way to create new music.

   Sinônimosimprovisationjamjam session

2. Interference or blockageB2formaltechnical

   The act of blocking or interfering with a signal, communication, or mechanism.

   Interferência ou bloqueio

   • The radio signal was disrupted by jamming from a nearby transmitter.
   • The printer is jamming because of a paper misalignment.
   • Electronic jamming can prevent enemy communications.

   Sinônimosblockingdisruptioninterferenceobstruction

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de apertar ou forçar algo em um espaço estreito, causando travamento de um mecanismo, ou (informalmente) tocar música em uma sessão improvisada.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing something into a tight space, causing a machine or mechanism to become stuck, or (informally) playing music in an improvised session.

1. Preserve fruitB1formalculinary

   To cook fruit with sugar until it becomes thick and spreadable.

   Fazer compota

   • She jams strawberries every summer.
   • He learned how to jam oranges from his grandmother.
   • They jammed the apples into a delicious preserve.

   Sinônimosconservepreserve

2. Force or squeezeB1informal

   To push something tightly into a space.

   Enfiar à força

   • He jammed his foot into the shoe.
   • She jammed the papers into her bag.
   • They jammed the suitcase shut.

   Sinônimoscramforcepressramshovesqueezestuffwedge

   Antônimosdislodgeextractfreereleasewithdraw

3. Block or become stuckB1informal

   To cause a machine or mechanism to become stuck or unable to move.

   Travar ou emperrar

   • The printer jammed because of too much paper.
   • He jammed the lock with a broken key.
   • The gears jammed and the car stopped.

   Sinônimosblockclogcongestcramdisableimmobilizelodgeobstructpackseizesqueezestickstuffwedge

   Antônimosfreeloosenrelease

4. Interfere with signalB2formalIT

   To block or interfere with a radio or electronic signal.

   Interferir no sinal

   • The enemy tried to jam our communications.
   • They used a device to jam the GPS signal.
   • The radio station was jammed by interference.

   Sinônimosblockdisruptinterfereobstructscramble

5. Improvise musicB2informalart

   To play music in an informal, improvisational way with other musicians.

   Improvisar música

   • The band loves to jam together on weekends.
   • They jammed for hours in the garage.
   • He invited his friends over to jam some blues.

   Sinônimosfreestyleimproviseplay aroundriff