Cram
Pronunciation: /ˈkræm/
Cram (verb)
- To study a lot in a short time, especially before an exam.
- To put many things into a space until it is full.
Examples
- She had to cram for the exam all night.
- They crammed before the big test.
Common collocations: cram for exams, cram all night, cram into a space, cram with items, intense cram
Cram (noun)
- A period of intense study, usually before an exam.
Examples
- The cram before finals was exhausting.
- A cram can help you remember facts quickly.