Jam, English words, nouns, transitive verbs and intransitive verbs, when used as nouns, means "jam"; Crowded; Dilemma; Dunk "when used as a transitive verb means" block up; To squeeze into, cram; Mixing; When Crush "is used as an intransitive verb, it means" jam "; Go away. "

Usage:

1, jam basically means "clamping" and "squeezing in the middle" and the four sides are stressed, so they can't move or get away. It often refers to "congestion" and "crowding", and sometimes it also refers to guns, machines, parts, etc. Blocked, moved, unable to operate.

2.jam can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can follow a noun or pronoun. Can be used for passive structures.

3.jam's past tense and past participle are stuck.

Bilingual example

He spread some applesauce on the bread.

He spread applesauce on the bread.

I reached across the table for jam.

I reached across the table for jam.

Traffic jams happen every day in this town.

The traffic in this city is blocked every day.

We were delayed by a traffic jam.

We were late because of the heavy traffic.

They drove south to avoid the traffic jam.

They turned south to avoid the heavy traffic.