英：[krɔːl]
美：[krɔːl]
crawl如何读
crawl英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vi. 爬,爬行,匍匐而行; 徐缓而行 move slowly with the body close to the ground, or on the hands and knees
- vi. 巴结,奉承 try to win the favor of sb in a powerful position by being too nice to them
- [S]缓慢的爬行 a very slow movement or speed
- [U]自由式 a rapid way of swimming while lying on one's stomach, moving first one arm and then the other over one's head
crawl是什么意思
v.
爬行
缓慢行进
挤满
n.
缓慢的速度
爬泳，自由泳
crawl变形
第三人称单数:crawls
现在分词:crawling
过去式:crawled
过去分词:crawled
crawl扩展
crawlingly (adv.), crawler (n.)
crawl词根
词根：crawl
n.crawler 爬行者；履带牵引装置
crawl英英释义
verb
intransitive verb
to move on one's hands and knees
The baby crawled toward her mother.
to move slowly in a prone position without or as if without the use of limbs The soldiers crawled forward on their bellies.
The snake crawled into its hole.
to move or progress slowly or laboriously
traffic crawling along at 10 miles an hour
to advance by guile or servility
crawling into favor by toadying to his boss
to spread by extending stems or tendrils
a crawling vine
to be alive or swarming with or as if with creeping things
a kitchen crawling with ants
to have the sensation of insects creeping over one
the story made her flesh crawl
to fail to stay evenly spread—used of paint, varnish, or glaze
transitive verb
to move upon in or as if in a creeping manner
all the creatures that crawl the earth
to reprove harshly
they got no good right to crawl me for what I wrote—Marjorie K. Rawlings
noun
the act or action of crawling
A child's early developmental stages, be it their first crawl or their first step, is something parents eagerly anticipate and cherish.—Malvika Hemanth
slow or laborious progress It [Hurricane Ian] swamped city streets with water and smashed trees along the coast while moving at a crawl that threatened catastrophic flooding across a wide area.—Mark Heim
Traffic slowed to a crawl.
chiefly British the visiting of various pubs in succession especially as a social activity see also bar crawl, pub crawl
… tourists have also recently been reported doing a crawl around the London pubs where Karl Marx allegedly used to get drunk.—Jeremy Atiyah
a themed event that involves visiting multiple establishments of a similar kind in succession In New Jersey, there's no shortage of experiential tourism for foodies, from food crawls in Jersey City to … farms in Hunterdon County …—Kimberly Redmond A lit crawl is like a pub crawl, except (perhaps) you won't have a headache the next day. You will, however, wake up to find your head stuffed with glorious words and (perhaps) to see a new stack of books on your bedside table.—Laurie Hertzel
A shuttle will run throughout the day to take visitors to the various locations on the art crawl and visit the 15 vendors who've created works for the shopping event.—Sarah Colburn
a fast swimming stroke executed in a prone position with alternating overarm strokes and a flutter kick
lettering that moves vertically or horizontally across a television or motion-picture screen to give information (such as performer credits or news bulletins)
crawl词组
crawl space慢行通过的空间；供电线或水管等通过的槽隙
crawl区别
climb, creep, crawl
这组词都有“爬”的意思，其区别是：
climb通常指用手或足爬上或爬下，也指飞机、日、月的上升，还可用作比喻。
creep多指人或四足动物匍匐爬行，尤指偷偷地或不出声地缓慢向前爬行。也指植物的蔓延生长等。
crawl指人或动物以身躯贴着地面缓慢地移动。
以上来源于网络
creep, crawl
creep多指哺乳动物或人等用四肢爬行的动物偷偷摸摸无声缓慢的前行动作。如：They arrived late and crept into the classroom.(我们迟到了，便悄悄地溜进教室。)
crawl多指蛇，虫类等身体沿地面或其他表面的动作。如：There is an insect crawling up your back. (有一虫子正在你的背上往上爬。)
以上来源于网络
crawl词源中文解释
约1200年， creulen，意为“通过在地面上拖动身体缓慢移动”，源自斯堪的纳维亚语，可能是古诺尔斯语 krafla “抓（自己的方式）”，或丹麦语 kravle，与 crab（n.1）相同的词根。如果有古英语 *craflian，它没有被记录。
“缓慢前进”的意思始于15世纪中期。“感觉到有东西在皮肤上爬行”的意思始于约1300年。相关词汇： Crawled； crawler； crawling。
crawl_体育行业词汇
爬泳
crawl_电力行业词汇
慢行
又称“徐行”。
crawl词源英文解释
Verb Middle English, from Old Norse krafla
The first known use of crawl was in the 14th century
crawl儿童词典英英释义
crayfishnoun
any of numerous freshwater crustaceans that are related to but usually much smaller than the lobster
spiny lobster
crawl1 of 2verb
to move slowly with the body close to the ground : move on hands and knees
to move along slowly
the bus crawled along
to be covered with or have the feeling of being covered with creeping things
the floor was crawling with ants
crawl2 of 2noun
the act or motion of crawling
a swimming stroke performed facedown in the water and using overarm strokes and rapid alternating kicks
crawl1 of 2verb
to move slowly with the body close to the ground : move on hands and knees
to move along slowly
the bus crawled along
to be covered with or have the feeling of being covered with creeping things
the floor was crawling with ants
crawl2 of 2noun
the act or motion of crawling
a swimming stroke performed facedown in the water and using overarm strokes and rapid alternating kicks
crawl 例句
1 Reluctantly, I leaned the axe against the wardrobe door and crawled back under the bed.
2 It made my eyes burn, my skin crawl, and my hair stand on end.
3 He switched on the flashlight and crawled through a narrow loft till he came to an opening.
4 GDs in green suits walk across the wings and crawl under the noses, checking the planes before takeoff.
5 He smiled, and before the girls could ask any follow-up questions, he crawled down into an opening just wide enough for his shoulders.
6 As he stood, it swallowed his ankles and crawled up his shins.
7 The thought that this one had been in my bag all this time—the entire time—made my skin crawl.
8 After one especially robust night of drinking with Will, I stumbled home, crawled up the sidewalk, stabbed my key in the front door, let myself in, and power barfed all over the living room.
9 I just want to go home and crawl into my bed and never see anyone again.
10 Slow crawl'd the snail.
11 He strung the tent and Joyce crawled in first.
12 Her silence was so complete, her gentleness so apparent, that the residents would crawl from their nests of thistledown and dandelion fluff to join her.
13 He waits by the door until I crawl back into my pod before leaving.
14 Furlough crawled up the chair leg and then hopped onto the book.
15 I tried to kick it off but couldn’t, so I crawled beneath it, my hands and knees pressing into the ceiling of the van, which was upside down.
16 A car slowed to a crawl near the curb.
17 I lift the window so the squirrel has enough room to crawl inside.
18 He crawls back into the office and grabs the cat by the tail.
19 I got some clothes from a penny sale, cut them up, and rubbed them with dirt like I crawled out of a grave.
20 Night had come, but being too tired to leave the sandspit, I crawled to a higher place where I would be safe from the tide, and again went to sleep.
crawl 同义词
1 谄媚
slimy subservient smarmy fulsome unctuous obsequious blarney creep toady brown-nose lick boots be all over flattering flattery flatter toadyish gnathonic kiss-ass smooth greasy buttery courtly sycophantic ingratiating bum-sucker bumsucking butter slaver sycophancy gloze back-scratch crouch cringe soft-sawder adulate lay on the butter
4 卑躬屈膝
cringe humble tom grovel kowtow genuflect submissive subservient creep kiss the dust abject obsequious abase yourself bow and scrape cringing
6 阿谀奉承
8 巴结
court smarmy obsequious play up to suck up to make up to ingratiating creep fawn ingratiate hobnob cotton up to suck up cotton to supple saccharine bag-play butter incense flattery bootlick fish phrase apple polishing obsequence wriggle buddy penny-dog sweeten cotton up curry below the knee
10 慢慢过去
11 严厉责备
12 跳舞
step measure dance drag dancing bob fling pas foot struggle spin hop hoof romp toddle trot jolly-up pig fight toe smithing saltatory mingle shake wiggle foot it hoof it
13 奉承
gnathonic kiss-ass smooth flattering buttery parasitic soft-spoken saccharine smarmy ingratiating insinuative courtly sawder bum-sucker bumsucking butter grease incense creeping salve flattery sooth slaver taffy greasing buttering gloze lipsalve bootlick suck flatter crouch fawn toady soft-soap soothe flannel lackey blarney blandish penny-dog soft-sawder stroke soap jolly caress adulate make fair weather suck up to
14 自由式
19 爬
scale scramble climb shin swarm up prostrate clamber swarm shinny grabble claw shin down shin up shinny down shinny up procumbent run breast escalade creep
20 爬行
scramble grovel grabble creepy reptile reptant creep sprawl repent creepy-crawly climb slither creeping pronograde groveling ramp acrawl worm formicate reptate
22 挤满
congestion fill pack crowd ram chock-a-block swarm teem throng cram in chockablock full compact packed populous chocker jam aswarm pullulate jam-pack impact invade pester congest pack out full up
23 充满
wall-to-wall great full stiff flowing charged inflated rife teeming replete impregnate gravid brimful thick thickly flooding fullness honeycomb plenum plenitude repletion suffusion impletion fraught aswarm gorge bustle fill burst overflow swarm bristle teem cover impact load stream inform flood occupy fulfill swell implant surcharge riddle devour saturate inundate drench suffuse interfuse run over with alive with
24 起鸡皮疙瘩
25 自由泳
26 匍匐行进
27 缓慢行进
crawl 短语相关
bar crawl
come/crawl out of the woodwork
crawl space
crawl to a stop/standstill
make someone's flesh crawl/creep
make someone's skin crawl/creep
make someone's skin/flesh crawl
pub crawl