Word: cramp
Category: cramp
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Related words: cramp
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Synonyms: cramp
eyeglass
Translations: cramp
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spanish
Translations:
calambre, grapa
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german
Translations:
verkrampfen, zwinge, einklammern, krampe, krampen, krampf
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french
Translations:
crampon, entraver, serrer, spasme, crampe, agrafe, gêner, convulsion, embarrasser, serre-joint
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italian
Translations:
crampo
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dutch
Translations:
kramp
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russian
Translations:
скобка, спазм, перекос, скреплять, зажим, стискивать, сжимать, стеснять, скрепа, стиснуть, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
krampe
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swedish
Translations:
kramp, hindra
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finnish
Translations:
kouristus, ahtaa, suonenveto, rajata, rajoittaa
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czech
Translations:
překážet, křeč, skoba, spona, vadit, hmoždinka
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polish
Translations:
ograniczać, skurcz, kurcz, krępować, klamra, przeszkoda
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hungarian
Translations:
satu, feszélyezettség, nyomás, kapocsvas, feszélyezett
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turkish
Translations:
kramp
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greek
Translations:
κράμπα, σύσπαση
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ukrainian
Translations:
стискати, стиснути, перекіс, судорога, стискувати
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estonian
Translations:
pitskruvi, halvama, kramp
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croatian
Translations:
grč
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lithuanian
Translations:
mėšlungis, spazmas
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latvian
Translations:
spazma, krampji
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romanian
Translations:
crampă
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slovenian
Translations:
spona, skoba
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slovak
Translations:
spona, skoba
The meaning and "use of": cramp
noun
- a painful, involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles, typically caused by fatigue or strain. - he suffered severe cramps in his foot
- a tool, typically shaped like a capital G, for clamping two objects together for gluing or other work. - Clamping dovetails is not easy but I have found that it is possible to glue them up without cramps at all.
- restrict or inhibit the development of. - tighter rules will cramp economic growth
- fasten with a cramp or cramps. - cramp the gates to the posts
- suffer from sudden and painful contractions of a muscle or muscles. - Her hand had such low muscle tone that it cramped painfully as she tried to control the pencil when she wrote.
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