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cramp

/ˈkræmp/

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noun

plural cramps

a sudden painful tightening of muscle in a part of the body [count] (US)

I got a cramp in my leg while running. [noncount] (Brit)

I got cramp in my leg while running. - see also writer's cramp

cramps [plural] chiefly US :sharp pains in the stomach and the area near it especially because of menstruation

She gets bad cramps every month.

verb

cramps; cramped; cramping

[+ obj] :to cause (a part of the body) to feel pain because of tight muscles :to cause a cramp in (your hand, foot, etc.)

Writing for such a long time may cramp your hand.

[no obj] :to have a sudden painful tightening of muscles :to experience a cramp or cramps

His leg was cramping so badly he could hardly move it. - often + up

My hand kept cramping up.

[+ obj] :to prevent (something) from developing or growing freely

The new regulations may cramp the company's financial growth.

[+ obj] :to prevent (someone) from behaving or expressing emotions freely - usually used as (be) cramped

She felt cramped [=hemmed in] by the school's strict regulations.

Someone or something that cramps your style prevents you from behaving the way you want.

He's not used to formality and finds that formal settings cramp his style.

* Các từ tương tự:
cramped, crampon