Jam

/d‌ʒˈæm/

/ˈdʒæm/

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Jam

İSIM

reçel

a thick, sweet substance we make by boiling fruit with sugar and often eat on bread

What is "jam"?

Jam is a sweet spread made from fruits, sugar, and sometimes pectin, which acts as a thickening agent. It has a smooth and spreadable texture with small pieces of fruit throughout, depending on the type of jam. Jam comes in a variety of flavors, including strawberry, raspberry, apricot, and blueberry, among others. It is commonly used as a topping for toast, biscuits, scones, and other baked goods, adding a burst of fruity sweetness to breakfast or snack time. Jam is loved for its versatility and ability to preserve the flavors of fresh fruits, making it a beloved staple in many households.

Example

They packed peanut butter and jam sandwiches for a picnic.

Sarah likes to make homemade jam from fresh fruits.

He spread jam on a slice of toast, folded it in half, and enjoyed a simple and tasty meal.

jam, rahatsızlık

deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of disrupting enemy use of electronic devices or systems

kalabalık, yoğunluk

a dense crowd of people

sıkıntı, zor durum

informal terms for a difficult situation

to jam

FIIL

sıkıştırmak

to forcibly push or cram something into a tight or confined space

Transitive: to jam sth somewhere

Example

The worker had to jam the tools into the toolbox to fit everything.

In a rush, she had to jam the papers into her backpack before leaving.

Frustrated with the full closet, she had to jam the shoes onto the overcrowded shelf.

parazit yapmak

to create disturbances in electronic signals preventing them from being received

Transitive: to jam electronic signals

Example

The government deployed electronic countermeasures to jam the enemy 's radar systems.

The radio station experienced interference when a nearby electronic device unintentionally jammed its broadcast signals.

During the military operation, the enemy attempted to jam our communication channels.

ezmek

to forcefully and suddenly impact or compress a body part, typically causing discomfort, pain, or injury

Transitive: to jam a body part

Example

Athletes often jam their fingers during intense sports activities, causing temporary discomfort.

Last week, he accidentally jammed his toe against the furniture, causing immediate pain.

Over the years, she has jammed her thumb multiple times, resulting in chronic pain.

sıkışmak, tıkamak

(of a machinery or mechanical device) to get stuck and be unable to move or work properly

Intransitive

Example

While sewing, the fabric jammed in the sewing machine.

The gears in the old clock jammed after years of use.

The printer jammed when multiple sheets of paper got stuck in the feeder.

tıkamak, sıkıştırmak

to crowd onto a road or area in such a way that it becomes blocked or congested

Transitive: to jam a place or area

Example

Fans jammed the streets outside the stadium after the game.

Cars jammed the highway as holiday travelers headed out of town for the long weekend.

As tourists flocked to the popular attraction, they jammed the narrow streets of the old town.

doğaçlama çalmak

to play music along other musicians without practicing and as an act of improvisation

Intransitive

Örnek

They packed peanut butter and jam sandwiches for a picnic.

Sarah likes to make homemade jam from fresh fruits.

He spread jam on a slice of toast, folded it in half, and enjoyed a simple and tasty meal.

Let's make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with lots of jam.

Yakın Kelimeler

jam tomorrow and jam yesterday but never jam today

jam-packed

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