英漢辭典

1. vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)
   1. [古‧詩] 在…上面爬行



2. vi. (不及物動詞 intransitive verb)
   1. 爬行

3. 2. 匐匍

4. 3. (植物)爬,蔓延,蔓生,攀附

5. 4. 偷偷地爬;緩緩地走;悄悄地[躡手躡腳地]走

   creep in

   悄悄混進;(不愉快感等)不知不覺地產生

   creep over...

   (某種感覺、懷疑等)慢慢產生.

6. 5. (歲月等)不知不覺地來臨

7. 6. 消逝

8. 7. (身上)起雞皮疙瘩,汗毛直豎

   make sb's flesh [skin] creep=make sb creep all over

   (厭惡、恐懼等)使某人起雞皮疙瘩[毛骨悚然].

9. 8. [口] 討好,巴結

   creep into sb's favor

   慢慢巴結而取得某人的好感.

10. 9. (文章)生澀,單調

11. 10. [海] 用探海鉤探索海底

12. 11. [工程] 潛變 金屬等逐漸變形

13. 12. [工程] 蠕變

14. 13. (鋼軌等)潛移;(地層等)蠕動;(滑輪的皮帶等)滑動,移動,錯位



15. n. (名詞 noun)
    1. 爬行,匍匐

16. 2. 徐行

17. 3. [美‧俚‧高爾夫] 慢場

18. 4. [口] 毛骨悚然的感覺

    get the creeps

    毛骨悚然

    give sb the (cold) creeps.

    使某人毛骨悚然.

19. 5. (下水道等的)進入口

20. 6. 供爬進爬出的洞;(動物)藏身之洞穴,遁詞

21. 7. [工程] 蠕變 金屬材料因持久高溫、高壓等引起的變形

22. 8. [地] 蠕動 地層等受重力等的影響而產生的變形

23. 9. [礦] (礦井坑道地面或周圍基岩的)蠕動

24. 10. 幼畜補飼欄

25. 11. [俚] 討厭的人,可憎的人,無足輕重的人

26. 12. [口] 奴顏卑膝的人,拍馬屁的人

27. 13. [俚] 性犯罪者

28. 14. [俚] (尤指在妓院中活動的)小偷

    at [on] the creep

    【俚】當小偷.

29. 15. [美‧黑人俚] 偷偷的會面,(尤指男女的)幽會

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vi. (intransitive verb)

1. [intr] 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

n. (noun)

1. the act of creeping or a creeping movement

2. [Slang] a person considered to be obnoxious or servile

3. the continuous permanent deformation of a body or substance as a result of stress or heat

4. [geology] the gradual downwards movement of loose rock material, soil, etc, on a slope

5. a slow relative movement of two adjacent parts, structural components, etc

6. slow plastic deformation of metals

7. See also creeps

8. [Etymology] Old English creopan; related to Old Frisian kriapa, Old Norse krjupa, Middle Low German krupen