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crawling是crawl的现在分词 - n.爬行；(圈养鱼类的)鱼围；自由式游泳；〈罕〉=kraal
- v.爬行；(车辆,病人等)慢吞吞地行进；(时间)慢慢过去；偷偷地溜走
- 网络匍匐；抓取；蠕动
第三人称单数：crawls 现在分词：crawling 过去式：crawled v. skulk,scuttle,creep,sneak,slink v. | 1. 爬;爬行;(车辆、病人等)慢吞吞地行进;(时间)慢慢过去;偷偷地溜走;爬来爬去 1. 爬;爬行;(车辆、病人等)慢吞吞地行进;(时间)慢慢过去;偷偷地溜走;爬来爬去 | n. | |
v. | 1. to move slowly along on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground or a surface 2. to move slowly across something with the body close to or touching the surface 3. to move forward at a slow pace 4. to be filled with large numbers of moving people or things 5. to feel a sensation of being covered with moving insects, usually in reaction to something frightening or disgusting 6. to try to please somebody by behaving in a servile way 7. to grow and spread along a surface by means of tendrils or clinging stems 8. to try extremely hard to please someone, in order to gain an advantage, in a way that makes other people not respect you 9. if an insect crawls, it moves forwards using its legs 1. to move slowly along on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground or a surface 2. to move slowly across something with the body close to or touching the surface 3. to move forward at a slow pace 4. to be filled with large numbers of moving people or things 5. to feel a sensation of being covered with moving insects, usually in reaction to something frightening or disgusting 6. to try to please somebody by behaving in a servile way 7. to grow and spread along a surface by means of tendrils or clinging stems 8. to try extremely hard to please someone, in order to gain an advantage, in a way that makes other people not respect you 9. if an insect crawls, it moves forwards using its legs | n. | 2. a fast swimming stroke in which the swimmer lies face down and uses a flutter kick and an overarm stroke 3. slow movement on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground or a surface 4. words or figures that are scrolled across a television or movie screen to convey information, e.g. programming credits or news bulletins 5. a very slow speed at which a vehicle moves forwards 6. a fast style of swimming in which you lie on your front and move one arm over your head and then the other while kicking your legs 2. a fast swimming stroke in which the swimmer lies face down and uses a flutter kick and an overarm stroke 3. slow movement on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground or a surface 4. words or figures that are scrolled across a television or movie screen to convey information, e.g. programming credits or news bulletins 5. a very slow speed at which a vehicle moves forwards 6. a fast style of swimming in which you lie on your front and move one arm over your head and then the other while kicking your legs |
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