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The verb jam means to put something into a space that is too small for it. For example you would jam a week’s worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

動詞ジャムとは、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。例えば、あなたは1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰め込むでしょう。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Verb jamming means putting something in a space that is too small. For example, you will pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

動詞の詰まりは、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。たとえば、1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰めます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Clogged verbs mean putting something in a space that's too small. For example, pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

動詞が詰まっているとは、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。たとえば、1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰めます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

Packed verbs mean putting something in a space that is too small. For example, pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

詰まった動詞は、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。たとえば、1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰めます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

A packed verb means putting something in a space that is too small. For example, pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

パック動詞は、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。たとえば、1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰めます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

A pack verb means putting something in a space that is too small. For example, pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

INTO JAPANESE

パック動詞は、小さすぎるスペースに何かを入れることを意味します。たとえば、1週間分の服を小さなバックパックに詰めます。

BACK INTO ENGLISH

A pack verb means putting something in a space that is too small. For example, pack a week's worth of clothes into a small backpack.

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