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What is the difference between stow and cram ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between stow and cram ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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One can stow things away just by putting them someplace. There may be plenty of room in that place. To cram something someplace means that there is not a lot of room in the place the thing is being put; it is very crowded. So one might stow a large box in an empty place, might have to cram a small thing into an already very crowded location
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One can stow things away just by putting them someplace. There may be plenty of room in that place. To cram something someplace means that there is not a lot of room in the place the thing is being put; it is very crowded. So one might stow a large box in an empty place, might have to cram a small thing into an already very crowded location
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Thank you, I was easily able to understand what you told me.
One stow something in empty place-there's plenty room.
One cram something into an already crowded place.
One stow something in empty place-there's plenty room.
One cram something into an already crowded place.
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