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creep v.匍匐前进；悄悄地移动 creep (v.) Old English creopan "to creep" (class II strong verb; past tense creap, past participle cropen), from Proto-Germanic *kreupan (cognates: Old Frisian kriapa, Middle Dutch crupen, Old Norse krjupa "to creep"), perhaps from a PIE root *g(e)r- "crooked" [Watkins]. Related: Crept; creeping.creep (n.) "a creeping motion," 1818, from creep (v.). Meaning "despicable person" is 1935, American English slang, perhaps from earlier sense of "sneak thief" (1914). Creeper "a gilded rascal" is recorded from c.1600, and the word also was used of certain classes of thieves, especially those who robbed customers in brothels. The creeps "a feeling of dread or revulsion" first attested 1849, in Dickens. 【记】音：跪爬

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[kri:p] 【英】 v.匍匐(move with body close to the ground);悄悄地移动( move stealthily or slowly) v. 匍匐; 蹑足前进(秘密谨慎非常缓慢地移动)【记】cr, ee看成两只眼睛, p: 两只眼睛和p在同一条水平线上－匍匐【反】move swiftly(快速移动); quick movement(快速移动)

单词	creep
音标	[kri:p]
解释	v.匍匐前进；悄悄地移动
红宝书	【英】 v.匍匐(move with body close to the ground);悄悄地移动( move stealthily or slowly)
字源	creep (v.) Old English creopan "to creep" (class II strong verb; past tense creap, past participle cropen), from Proto-Germanic kreupan (cognates: Old Frisian kriapa, Middle Dutch crupen, Old Norse krjupa "to creep"), perhaps from a PIE root g(e)r- "crooked" [Watkins]. Related: Crept; creeping. creep (n.) "a creeping motion," 1818, from creep (v.). Meaning "despicable person" is 1935, American English slang, perhaps from earlier sense of "sneak thief" (1914). Creeper "a gilded rascal" is recorded from c.1600, and the word also was used of certain classes of thieves, especially those who robbed customers in brothels. The creeps "a feeling of dread or revulsion" first attested 1849, in Dickens.
不择手段背单词	v. 匍匐; 蹑足前进(秘密谨慎非常缓慢地移动) 【记】cr, ee看成两只眼睛, p: 两只眼睛和p在同一条水平线上－匍匐【反】move swiftly(快速移动); quick movement(快速移动)
趣味全助记	【记】音：跪爬

Creep English Past Kri:P V.匍匐前进；悄悄地移动 英 V.匍匐(Move Body

Creep English Past Kri:P V.匍匐前进；悄悄地移动英 V.匍匐(Move Body