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充满，挤满：指某个地方或物品被填满，没有多余的空间。
*be crammed with 充满了/挤满了 Jobs学习的一门课程，日后成为了硅谷的传统之一，就是John McCollum教授的电子学。
塞满， 填满
Oh, and don’t even try to open the glove compartment, because chances are it will be crammed with the drained remains of 56 supersticky juice boxes.
更别试着打开你的汽车仪表贮物箱，因为很可能那里塞满了黏黏的果汁盒。
Especially when the housing market is crammed with huge bubbles, international hot money must be prohibitted from entering China.
尤其是在房地产泡沫十分严重之际,要禁止国际热钱流入我国房市。
Nintendo thought so too, so here they are, ideas that couldn’t be crammed onto Galaxy’s smorgasbord -writ large in ebullient primary colours- with a whole heap of new ones too.
任天堂也这样认为，这个在正式游戏开始之前的明星展示里的内容，就是没能放进《银河》游戏的大杂烩里的设计，这要用热情洋溢的颜色大写出来，还有一些事全新的设计。
Concern that a company's pensions could be inappropriately crammed with the company's own stock are hardly new.
ECONOMIST: Enron's demise unmasks conflicts in company pension plans
The streets of Ramnicu Valcea, the south-central city in Romania -where totality could be seen the longest - were crammed with spectators.
But the panelists crammed their discussion of what warnings need to be packaged with Avandia to the very end of the meeting.