RAM | Mean of RAM in English Dictionary

/ˈræm/

• Noun
• the part of a computer in which information is stored temporarily when a program is being used
1. My computer is slow because it needs more RAM.
• an adult male sheep
• a piece of machinery that is used to hit or lift something else
1. a hydraulic ram
• Verb

• to forcefully hit something
1. His car/boat rammed mine.
2. They deliberately rammed my car from behind.
3. They rammed [=crashed] into my car from behind.
4. The car slid and rammed against the wall.
• to cause (something) to forcefully hit something
1. He deliberately rammed his car into mine.
2. She rammed her fist against the wall in anger.
• to push (something) into a position or place with force
1. She rammed the cork into the barrel.
2. He opened the chute and rammed the clothes down.
3. The law was rammed [=pushed] through Congress.
• to make (something) very clear and obvious in a forceful way
1. He tried to ram home the importance of meeting the deadline.
2. She hoped that the pictures and examples would ram her point home.