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marrar
To study intensively, as before an exam.
bone
drum
swot
bone up
get up
grind away
mug up
swot up
Portuguese
marrar
Catalan
apinyar
Spanish
apretar
Crowd or pack to capacity.
jam
ram
wad
jampack
chock up
Catalan
apinyar
Spanish
cram
Game.
plugg
dots-and-pairs
abstract strategy game
Spanish
cram
1
So far I've been able to
cram
all sorts of vegetables in.
2
We'd managed to
cram
nearly 70 of us into this particular home.
3
What a lot of political progress to
cram
into a two-word subclause.
4
There had been so much he wanted to
cram
into that moment.
5
Now bands, don't try to
cram
too many ringers into the group.
6
Be wary of attempting to
cram
too much in a few days.
7
I've got to
cram
a lifetime of research into a few weeks.
8
Nokia says it plans to
cram
Skype into other devices as well.
9
Lottie used her fist to
cram
the last items into her pack.
10
I had to
cram
my words in, like loading a rapid-fire gun.
11
Suddenly, she had time to do more than
cram
in the mornings.
12
So is it enough to
cram
your diet with fruit and veg?
13
He spat contemptuously and began to
cram
a blackened pipe to overflowing.
14
Can I
cram
loves enough to you all in this little O?
15
Who gave him permission to
cram
the Republic with his execrable daubs?
16
We have to
cram
ten kilos of workers into a five-kilo bag.
cram
·
cram into
cram more
cram as
cram full
cram so
Portuguese
marrar
Catalan
apinyar
masegar
atapeir
embotir
abarrotar
empacar
ficar
estrènyer
entaforar
farcir
Spanish
apretar
cram
el juego de cram