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Meanings of crawler in English
Terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil; often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; used as bait by anglers.
Usage of crawler in English
1
The object must have somehow sensed and responded to the crawler's presence.
2
Stepping into the rear of the crawler, she eyed the tools available.
3
I can see from telemetry that the crawler is already beyond recall.
4
Each consisted of a tracked snow-crawler drawing a few sledges behind it.
5
She indicates the ground-crawler and idly suggests they break their journey now.
6
The wall crawler matched my pace, and launched itself at the ladder.
7
The only sound was the drone of the crawler's modified Studebaker engine.
8
The Weight Watchers program is designed precisely like a role-playing dungeon crawler.
9
A little tighter focus and it might have fried the crawler's optics.
10
Two big crawler tractors came toward me, with all their lights out.
11
Great Scott, what sort of a crawler did you take me for?
12
The crawler had been used to process ore at one time.
13
You have your choice: filet of creepy-crawler or filet of creepy-crawler.
14
I can almost make out the crawler's image in the part we're facing.
15
There's a crawler up ahead, we'll take it to the ship.
16
The readings made no sense, even as the crawler drew within twenty meters.
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Translations for crawler
Crawler through the time
Crawler across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common