Translations for „crammed with“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

crammed with

crammed with

غاصّ بِـ

crammed with

مُزْدَحِم

crammed with

مَلِيء

crammed with

مُفْعَم بِـ

crammed with

مُتْرَع

be crammed with VB

be crammed with

غَصّ بِـ

be crammed with

اِزْدَحَمَ

be crammed with

اِمْتَلأ

cram with VB

cram with

أفْعَمَ بِـ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We pass through a warren of rooms, where cubbyholes are crammed with small shoes of his five children under the age of seven.

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The basements of the world's natural history museums are crammed with packing cases full of never-opened packing cases full of newly discovered insects.

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No matter the season (or the weather), high-street stores are crammed with demure midi-skirts, culottes and billowing wide trousers.

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That is, it's a large, self-important, incident-by-incident biopic crammed with luxuriant period detail, laden with old-age make-up and powered by meticulous but riskless acting.

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We chatted the other day, in an apartment crammed with dresses, pumps, scarves, handbags, wigs, press clippings and memorabilia.

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Truckies in their semi-trailers, drivers in sports cars, family wagons crammed with kids, as well as the odd drug runner are all on this moving microcosm.

www.theage.com.au

A pricture crammed with color, songs, and movement, carrying broad appeal for all theatergoers, both young and old.

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The fuselages of these bombers were crammed with large parcels of propaganda leaflets, wrapped in brown paper.

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The book is crammed with bragging and swaggering, pseudoscientific bombast, platitudes and vulgarities, and a great deal of sheer nonsense.

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The place was crammed with people and information flow was inefficient at best.

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