Phrases Academic and Study-Related Phrases
To cram for
B2Meaning
To study intensively for a short period.
Examples
- John: The history exam is tomorrow!
- Alice: Are you ready?
- John: Not really, I have to <b>cram for</b> it tonight.
- Alice: I wouldn't recommend that. It's better to study consistently. Still, I guess you'll have to <b>cram for</b> it now.