单词 | creep |
释义 | Word Frequency creep(kriːp) verbWord forms: creeps, creeping or crept (intransitive) 1. to crawl with the body near to or touching the ground 2. to move slowly, quietly, or cautiously 3. to act in a servile way; fawn; cringe 4. to move or slip out of place, as from pressure or wear 5. (of plants) to grow along the ground or over rocks, producing roots, suckers, or tendrils at intervals 6. (of a body or substance) to become permanently deformed as a result of an applied stress, often when combined with heating 7. to develop gradually creeping unrest 8. to have the sensation of something crawling over the skin 9. (of metals) to undergo slow plastic deformation noun 10. the act of creeping or a creeping movement 11. slang a person considered to be obnoxious or servile 12. the continuous permanent deformation of a body or substance as a result of stress or heat 13. geology the gradual downwards movement of loose rock material, soil, etc, on a slope 14. a slow relative movement of two adjacent parts, structural components, etc 15. slow plastic deformation of metals Word origin Old English crēopan; related to Old Frisian kriāpa, Old Norse krjūpa, Middle Low German krūpen |
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