Significados de cram as en inglés

We want you to cram as much action as you can into the stillness of a frame.

Human smugglers often cram as many as 100 migrants onto the unsafe dinghies before pushing them out to sea.

The only prize we get when you cram as many balls in as you can fit, FYI, is lockjaw.

The two organisations that run Parliament coordinate to cram as much education and administration into two weeks as they can.

I've sort of invented a grammar around cooking based on punctuation in order to cram as much information in as possible.

Developers claim the high cost of land compels them to cram as many units as possible into vacant plots, if they are to maximise profits.

The obesity epidemic is as bad as ever, and airlines remains as desperate as ever to cram as many customers as possible into their planes.

They'd kept the rent low by cramming as many tenants as possible onto the property.

Cram as much as you can into the slashes.

The ship was crammed as full as Noah's ark.

But, in common with all good students, she's cramming as she zigzags across LA for meetings and auditions.

I crammed as much of the burrito in my mouth as I could, not caring how ridiculous I looked.

Batteries are more often afterthoughts for an industry obsessed with cramming as many new features into a notebook as possible.

It's this cursed calm that's done it; though I expected it all along, with the ship crammed as she is.

All butchers are rich, and they never build until their pockets are so crammed as to force them to it.

It was as if Sunderland in particular were intent on cramming as many elementary errors into 45 minutes as is possible.