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"Cramped" is a form of "cramped", an adjective which is often translated as "estrecho". "Cluttered" is a form of "cluttered", an adjective which is often translated as "abarrotado". Learn more about the difference between "cramped" and "cluttered" below.
cramped(
krahmpt
)An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
a. estrecho
Betty's cabin on the cruise ship was dark and cramped.El camarote de Betty en el crucero era oscuro y estrecho.
My hotel room has a great view of the Aegean Sea, but it's a little cramped.Mi cuarto de hotel tiene una gran vista del mar Egeo, pero es un poco estrecho.
b. apretado
Chris and Laura are moving to a less cramped apartment in a nicer neighborhood.Chris y Laura se van a mudar a un departamento menos apretado en un vecindario más bonito.
a. apretado
I have to wake up earlier this week because my schedule is too cramped.Tengo que despertarme más temprano esta semana porque mi horario está muy apretado.
3. (illegible)
a. apretado
No one could read the doctor's tiny, cramped handwriting.Nadie pudo leer la letra diminuta y apretada del doctor.
4. (muscle)
a. acalambrado (Latin America)
Regionalism used in Latin America: all the countries in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Does not include Spain.
Uma's legs were cramped after nine hours on the bus.Las piernas de Uma estaban acalambradas después de nueve horas en el autobús.
b. contraído
The swimmer's foot got cramped, so he had to stop swimming.El pie del nadador estaba contraído, por lo que no pudo seguir nadando.
cluttered(
kluh
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duhrd
)An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
1. (general)
a. abarrotado
The street is so cluttered with signs that it was difficult to find the shop I was looking for.La calle está tan abarrotada de letreros que fue difícil encontrar la tienda que buscaba.
