crammer
A teacher who helps students study quickly for exams
- noun
- /ˈkræmər/
- UK
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preparador
- Many students rely on a crammer when they need to improve their grades quickly.
Examples
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The crammer scheduled daily review sessions before the final test.
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Many students hire a crammer before finals.
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She hired a crammer to help her prepare for the entrance exams.
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The crammer helped me pass my exams.
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The crammer helped students improve their grades in just a few weeks before the finals.
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With the help of a crammer, I felt more confident going into the important test.
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Many students rely on a crammer to get through their last-minute exam preparations.
How Exam-Focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crammer comes from the simple verb cram, which means 'to stuff' or pack things tightly. So a crammer is a teacher who 'stuffs' students with facts quickly to help them pass an exam.