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cram

[kram] / kræm /




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Historically, some U.S. listeners have struggled to embrace K-pop because of the language barrier, or found the genre’s melodic digressions and stop-start rhythms jarring, as if three songs are crammed into one.

From The Wall Street Journal

There were a couple of Liverpool fans in there but more than 100 Newcastle fans were crammed into it.

From BBC

And the range of abilities of people crammed onto the same run creates its own, unique kind of “obstacle course,” Miniutti said.

From Los Angeles Times

He has now spent the past five years cramming in as much boxing education as possible.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Is This Thing On?” is that rarity: a perfectly worthy dramedy that sometimes feels off because it’s trying to cram two good movies into one.

From Los Angeles Times