cram (to) [v]

english idiom to cram
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Meaning:

  • to study hard when you don’t have enough time till the exam day.

Examples:

  1. I should have studied a week ago, but I didn’t. Now I have to stay home and cram for the test tomorrow!
  2. I didn’t start studying until last night, so I had to cram all the material before the test.
  3. The students were cramming for finals, spending hours in the library.
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