Summary
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- creep:
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Wiktionary:
- creep → Knilch, kriechen
- creep → schleichen, kriechen
- creep → erschleichen, Kriechen
English
Detailed Translations for creep from English to German
creep:
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the creep (horrible man; weirdo; ugly customer; horror; ghoul)
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the creep (nag; yellowbelly; bugger; pain in the ass; bore; pain in the neck)
– someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric 1 -
the creep (wretched fellow; wretch; nasty piece of work; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; scoundrel; rotter)
der Dreckskerl
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to creep (crawl)
– move slowly; in the case of people or animals with the body near the ground 1
Conjugations for creep:
present
- creep
- creep
- creeps
- creep
- creep
- creep
simple past
- crept
- crept
- crept
- crept
- crept
- crept
present perfect
- have crept
- have crept
- has crept
- have crept
- have crept
- have crept
past continuous
- was creeping
- were creeping
- was creeping
- were creeping
- were creeping
- were creeping
future
- shall creep
- will creep
- will creep
- shall creep
- will creep
- will creep
continuous present
- am creeping
- are creeping
- is creeping
- are creeping
- are creeping
- are creeping
subjunctive
- be crept
- be crept
- be crept
- be crept
- be crept
- be crept
diverse
- creep!
- let's creep!
- crept
- creeping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for creep:
creep
Cross Translation:
noun
creep
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informal: annoyingly unpleasant person
- creep → Knilch
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movement of something that creeps
- creep → kriechen
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change or deviate gradually
- creep → schleichen
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grow across a surface rather than upwards
- creep → kriechen
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move slowly and quietly in a particular direction
- creep → schleichen
verb
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- schleichen → sidle; creep; skulk
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sich mit dem Bauch am Boden fortbewegen
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umgangssprachlich: sich sehr langsam bewegen
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• creep | → Kriechen | ↔ fluage — déformation progressive d'un matériau soumis à un effort prolongé. (Par opposition à la déformation élastique, qui, à charge constante, est indépendante du temps.) |
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