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Перевод: creep

[существительное]
содрогание; мурашки ; лазейка для скота; донный трал; драга ; крип [тех.] ; ползучесть ; ползучесть металла; набегание ремня; обвал ; движущийся оползень;
[глагол]
ползать; ползти; проползать; еле передвигать ноги; еле ноги таскать; красться; подкрадываться; виться; стлаться; пресмыкаться; раболепствовать; подлезать; чувствовать мурашки по телу; содрогаться; тралить; набегать по инерции

Тезаурус:

1. Occasionally however more personal comments creep in such as in his 1814 publication, A Description of Sixty Small Prints where on page 17 he wrote "Skiddaw has been called a generous Lord, and the Fells of Borrowdale frowning and haughty Tyrants.
2. Then we'll creep back."
3. The Smiths won best group, top songwriters, fourth and twelfth best LPs, three of the top twenty singles and Marr was top instrumentalist with Morrissey taking second best dressed person, fourth most wonderful human being and an appropriate placing in the "creep of the year" award.
4. When I was small I would creep into a corner.
5. During Elizabeth I's prosperous reign, houses and brick kilns doubled in number, fashions travelled and, despite the anti-papist atmosphere, classical decoration from Italy and elsewhere began to creep into the English house, first on porches, then over windows, until by the end of the Jacobean era, the slow transition of the English house from Gothic to classical had begun.
6. (Quel type , What a creep!)
7. The next time we come across that creep, he's plastered.
8. The arrogance began to creep in.
9. If he was a little creep, you might as well know it."
10. However, we should add that, particularly when experiments lasting several months are performed, certain irregularities do creep into the results.
11. However, in a feedback circuit, if the 1kHz gain is set low, say 30, or if the "open loop gain" of the circuit is limited (as opposed to very high), inaccuracies can creep in beyond the usual tolerances, and special consideration may then be necessary.
12. "Don't call me a charlatan, you miserable old creep," Otley would explode.
13. I lay my tackle down, being careful not to cause any vibrations, and creep down to the water's edge some fifteen yards upstream of the tree.