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  1. 26 juin 2014 · Jun 26, 2014. #1. sneak. always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move quietly and secretly in order to avoid being noticed. They tried to sneak into the movie without paying. As a teenager she would sneak out (of her house/apartment) at night to visit her boyfriend. He sneaked [=crept] past the guard.

  2. 22 août 2013 · 歌名:Creep. 演唱:Radiohead. 词:Thom Yorke,Radiohead,Albert Hammond,Mike Hazlewood. 曲:Radiohead. When you were here before. 当你曾出现在这里时. couldn't look you in the eye. 不敢直视你的双眼. You're just like an angel.

  3. 13 oct. 2020 · creep - WordReference.com Dictionary of English. Yes but that cat is creeping. 1 to move slowly with the body close to the ground, as a reptile or an insect, or a person on hands and knees. 2 to approach slowly, imperceptibly, or stealthily (often fol. by up): We crept up and peeked over the wall. not creeping.

  4. 27 juin 2006 · A "creep" is just someone who dispays strange behavior who is always staring at people or doing weird and saying unpleasant remarks toward women. In other contexts, "creep" could also be an a**hole who has no regard for others or someone who "brown noses" the boss in order to gain special priviledges. Y.

  5. 20 août 2009 · Aug 20, 2009. #2. Off the top of my head, may be native speakers will add to that: creep: walk very guietly, slowly. crawl: move on your stomach or on your hands and knees. drag: move something that is on the ground by pulling on it; also figurative for doing something slowly or being tired, e.g. "I'm draging this morning=I'm tired this morning".

  6. 25 mars 2015 · Crawl is simply to move forward on your hands and knees. Creep means to move stealthily (especially to avoid being noticed) or to behave obsequiously. In British English they are not synonyms, but I gather that in AE they are both used when talking about babies' first efforts at locomotion.

  7. 11 nov. 2021 · To “creep” is to move silently. You can also “creep up on (someone)”, meaning to silently move towards a person from behind (so they either don’t notice you or you can surprise them by, I don’t know, putting a wet finger in their ear or something). Do not confuse this verb with the phrase “to creep (someone) out”, or “to give ...

  8. 25 déc. 2016 · Hello, I'm watching a TV show and I'm getting curious about this word. A woman in the show told the word "withholding creep" to a man. What does "withholding creep" mean? Thank you

  9. 29 oct. 2013 · Spain. U.K. English. Jul 31, 2008. #2. Crawl is simply to move forward on your hands and knees. Creep means to move stealthily (especially to avoid being noticed) or to behave obsequiously. If it's intended to mean something similar to crawl, then I would imagine it to be more like sliding along on your belly. S.

  10. 20 avr. 2021 · Arabic. Apr 20, 2021. #1. "The deck is stacked in favor of the students. Their collective experiences, IQs, and confidence will beat the instructor every time. And if the deck is stacked in favor of the students, there is some probability that self-doubt may creep into play." What does "creep into play" mean? have a gradual influence?

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