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cramMeaning:
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tıkmak, sıkıştırmak; tıkınmak
Mary had a cramp in her leg.
When Christmas Eve came he’d harness up his reindeers, Dasher, and Prancer, and Vixen, and the rest of them, and wrap himself up in furs, and light his big pipe, and cram his sled full of the doll-babies and Noah’s arks, and all the other toys he’d been making, and off he’d go with a great shout and tremendous ringing of sleigh-bells.
I had a leg cramp when swimming.
I suppose I'll be in trouble if I don't stay up all night to cram for the examination.
I'm against us forcing the child to go to cram school.
In cramped workshops in the inner city in Jaipur in northern India, young boys bend over low tables behind closed doors painstakingly sticking beads on bangles or embroidering fabrics.
I crammed for my exam.
This medicine will ease your cramps.
Layla's dehydration caused her muscle cramps.
I have a cramp in my leg.
Added on 2015-11-11 | by
m1gin |
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