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Meanings of ram (ramming) in English
Portuguese
memória de leitura e escrita Catalan
ram The most common computer memory which can be used by programs to perform necessary tasks while the computer is on; an integrated circuit memory chip allows information to be stored or accessed in any order and all storage locations are equally accessible.
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Examples for "jam"
Examples for "jam"
1
Try different hand orientations; a good jam should feel secure and comfortable.
2
What did he set fire to?' The place was absolutely jam-packed full.
3
It means electronic weapons to jam enemy defenses and attack online networks.
4
Naturally I was somewhat surprised to find it absolutely jam-packed with money.
5
Add water, vinegar, jam and bay leaves, and simmer for 2 minutes.
1
To be honest, Rylance wad second favourite to Sylvester Stallone last year.
2
It formed the wad of the pistol that was in _your hand.
3
Militants said a ransom had been paid, but this wad never confirmed.
4
Or even the feds, given that wad of money in the closet.
5
Took a wad of paper towels from the dispenser and soaked them.
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.
1
But maybe, conservatives don't like all the holy day competition: historically, the month of December is jampacked with pagan partying.
2
The first viewing was held on Thursday evening at the jampacked stadium, where the country's leadership gathered to honour the late president.
3
She said: The whole grassy area was jampacked -there would be loud music, litter: it was really intimidating for older people and children.
1
Then they chock up the rest with advice to the Government.
2
I've been filled chock up by Simpson over thar.
3
Once in place they were securely chocked up and lashed down to the rocks.
4
'Ee mout chock up the cave wi' their karkidges afore they kin reach us.
5
The roads weren't built to accommodate lots of heavy vehicles, and frequently become chocked up with traffic they were never designed to carry.
Usage of ramming in English
1
How are they going to know where to direct the ramming ships?
2
But Archie had already started ramming it and the key wouldn't turn.
3
The strikes of ramming reached Suth like the reports of distant explosions.
4
The ramming incident occurred after a high-speed pursuit out of the town.
5
She swung, missing the general but ramming the remaining three corpse catchers.
6
Vaylo and Oddo exchanged a glance: The Dhoones were ramming the gate.
7
Nothing ever does when it once plays at ramming these granite islands.
8
He tested his observation by again ramming his fist against the rock.
9
And he had Debs biting her nails and almost ramming beer trucks.
10
She hit the brake just before ramming into a cinderblock parking divider.
11
Draca dropped low, ramming her sword into Penelope's abdomen with savage ferocity.
12
He stumbled backward, ramming into one of the glass display cases.
13
China has not yet responded to the Vietnamese allegations of ramming.
14
When in the act of ramming down the bullets, I heard a shout.
15
If he's ramming them in the back room, what's he going to say?
16
He loaded, ramming the charge down and pressing down the wad.
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Ramming through the time
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