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crammer
/ ˈæə /
noun
- a person or school that prepares pupils for an examination, esp pupils who have already failed that examination
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I’ve always been an awards season crammer, racing to see all the big category films before the Oscars ceremony.
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As an undergraduate student he was a "crammer" for exams who "enjoyed university life" and had not expected to ever gain one of science's most coveted prizes.
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That image was strengthened after her mother, Yan Gu, thanked a crammer class in Beijing’s Haidian district for her academic success.
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Much of what crammers forget, as they dive into the next semester, spacers tend to retain.
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But in a neighbourhood filled with English and maths crammers, this is no normal exam room.
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