Rechercher
to cramp
01
resserrer, limiter
to limit or stop something from moving or progressing freely
Transitive: to cramp movement or progress of something
Example
The traffic jam cramped our journey to the airport.
The small workspace cramped the team 's ability to collaborate effectively.
Overthinking can cramp your creativity and hinder problem-solving.
02
avoir des crampes, se crampes
to experience a sharp, painful tightening or contraction in a muscle
Intransitive
Example
He cramped in the middle of the night, waking up from the intense pain.
The swimmer cramped halfway through the race, struggling to finish.
After running for miles, she suddenly cramped in her calf and had to stop.
03
contracter, crisper
to cause someone or something to experience a sudden, painful contraction of a muscle or a restriction
Transitive: to cramp a muscle
Example
The awkward position for too long cramped her neck.
The tight shoes cramped her toes, causing discomfort throughout the day.
The intense exercise cramped his arm, forcing him to pause.
04
serrer, bloquer
to secure or fasten something using a tool or device called a cramp that hold pieces together
Transitive: to cramp two things
Example
The workers cramped the beams into position before the cement set.
The metal was cramped into the mold to prevent movement during the casting process.
The technician cramped the parts together to ensure they were aligned correctly.
Cramp
01
crampe
a sudden painful contraction in a muscle due to fatigue
02
barre d'assemblage, collier
a strip of metal with ends bent at right angles; used to hold masonry together
03
étau, serre-joint
a clamp for holding pieces of wood together while they are glued
Exemple
The traffic jam cramped our journey to the airport.
The small workspace cramped the team's ability to collaborate effectively.
Overthinking can cramp your creativity and hinder problem-solving.
Don't let fear cramp your ability to take risks and try new things.
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