Hanapin
to cram into
[phrase form: cram]
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ipinid sa
(of a lot of people or animals) to attempt to fit into a densely packed environment or a limited space
Halimbawa
People from neighboring villages would cram into the small town square for the annual festival.
Fans eagerly crammed into the concert venue, excited to see their favorite band perform.
The students rushed to cram into the small classroom for the popular guest lecture.
Tourists began to cram into the historic museum, eager to explore its exhibits.
As the doors opened, passengers started to cram into the already crowded subway car during rush hour.
