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Significats de creep en anglès

portuguès
rastejamento
català
arrossegada
Wikidata

A slow mode of locomotion on hands and knees or dragging the body.

arrossegada
espanyol
espectro

Someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric.

espectro
català
anar de puntetes

To go stealthily or furtively.

Termes relacionats
anar de puntetes
portuguès
andar em camera lenta
català
reptar

Show submission or fear.

reptar
Sinònims
Examples for "fawn"
Examples for "fawn"
1
Yes, it is true that the jaguar and the fawn hide here.
Gods go begging
2
He looked down at the fawn in a helpless sort of way.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
3
Its materials were of a fawn-coloured stone, common in the Mowbray quarries.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
4
Our young braves run to battle with the swiftness of the fawn.
This Country of Ours
5
She put her hand in his and jumped lightly as a fawn.
The Last Trail
1
It's not great either, but it's far from an entirely cringe-worthy catastrophe.
News.com.au
2
I used to cringe whenever his name came up in history class.
The Irish Times
3
They will make you cringe, cry and not question making better choices.
Ebony
4
What is meant to look macho is actually the cringe of panic.
The Guardian
5
Within the treasure cards deck, there are three cringe-inducing Waters Rise cards.
Wired
1
Remember: Saddam says he made his WMD threats to cower the Iranians.
Wired
2
We cower as you point fingers telling us to 'support our troops.'
Wired
3
The Muslims could no longer afford to cower behind a defensive posture.
Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
4
This time she did not cower before the passion in his face.
Senator North
5
Well might common sense cower with the meaner animals at the picture.
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel — Volume 6
1
Alphas simply did not grovel; arrogance was part of the job description.
Soulless
2
If he wanted her back, he was going to have to grovel.
Deadly little secrets
3
The villagers grovel before the soldiers, offering up vodka and pork sausage.
And the rat laughed
4
And then I call my former academic advisor, and prepare to grovel.
Sweet Filthy Boy
5
But,' she added, her eyes kindling, 'I refuse to grovel any more.'
The millionaire's rebellious mistress
Ús de creep en anglès
1
But many others believe that involvement will continue to quietly creep up.
Reuters
2
The coral seems reasonably healthy, thus far weathering-orperhaps inured to-temperaturecreep.
The world without us
3
When this happens you get what we call 'creep' with knock-on effects.
The Irish Times
4
That's a whole other problem, which is often fuelled by lifestyle creep.
News.com.au
5
The Christian religion did not creep into the world in the dark.
Sermons on Various Important Subjects / Written Partly on Sundry...
6
The government has also flagged income tax cuts to address bracket creep.
News.com.au
7
The lopsided, partisan structure has led to mission creep, former officers say.
Reuters
8
Each step I took, the water seemed to creep higher and higher.
Reuters
9
The idea had started in London as winter began to creep in.
The Guardian
10
Mr Rudd added the G20 must prevent the creep of protectionist policies.
The Irish Times
11
However, uneasiness began to creep into Thompson's relationship with Cosby, she says.
NY Magazine
12
Eddo and the dwarfs might creep in by night and murder us.
The Ghost Kings
13
That will leave the US economy inching along at a slow creep.
The Guardian
14
Even if prices creep up, it could be for the wrong reasons.
Reuters
15
But it was necessary in the first place to creep out unseen.
The Christian: A Story
16
He was a creep, Tatianna said, and Xavier wanted to slap her.
Impossible