rammed
word · lemma: ram
Definition
Rammed means hit or pushed something with great force; it can also describe something packed very tightly.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for physical impacts ('rammed the door') or places crowded with people ('rammed bar'). Informal when describing places. Can be literal or figurative. Not to be confused with 'ram' as a noun (the animal or computer part).
Spanish: embistió - chocó - atiborradoPortuguese (BR): bateu - encheu (de forma apertada)Portuguese (PT): bateu - cheio (apertado)Chinese (Simplified): 猛撞 - 挤满Chinese (Traditional): 猛撞 - 擠滿Hindi: जोर से टकराया -ぎुंसनाArabic: اصطدم بقوة - مزدحمBengali: ধাক্কা দিয়েছে -ぎাছে (জোরে ঠেলা) -ぎাছে (ভীড়ে ভরা)Russian: врезался - набитый битком (о месте)Japanese: 激突した - ぎゅうぎゅう詰め (混雑した)Vietnamese: đâm mạnh - chật kínKorean: 들이받았다 - 가득 찬 (사람으로)Turkish: çarptı - tıka basa doluUrdu: ٹکرا گیا - بھرا ہوا (لوگوں سے)Indonesian: menabrak - penuh sesak
Example Sentences
The nightclub was rammed last night!
natural
The suitcase was rammed full of clothes.
basic
The truck rammed into the wall.
basic
He rammed the door open.
basic
She accidentally rammed her shopping cart into mine.
natural
We were rammed in like sardines on the train.
natural