| 单词 | creep |
| 释义 | verbnouncreepBrE /kriːp/ NAmE /kriːp/ verb present simple - I / you / we / they creep BrE /kriːp/ NAmE /kriːp/ present simple - he / she / it creeps BrE /kriːps/ NAmE /kriːps/ past simple crept BrE /krept/ NAmE /krept/ past participle crept BrE /krept/ NAmE /krept/ -ing form creeping BrE /ˈkriːpɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈkriːpɪŋ/ HELPIn the phrasal verb creep sb out , creeped is used for the past simple and past participle .在短语动词 creep sb out 中，creep 的过去式和过去分词均为 creeped。[I ](+ adv ./prep .)(of people or animals 人或动物) to move slowly , quietly and carefully , because you do not want to be seen or heard 悄悄地缓慢行进；蹑手蹑脚地移动◆ I crept up the stairs , trying not to wake my parents . 为了尽量不吵醒父母，我蹑手蹑脚地上了楼。[I ](+ adv ./prep .)(NAmE ) to move with your body close to the ground ; to move slowly on your hands and knees 匍匐行进；爬行SYN crawl[I ](+ adv ./prep .)to move or develop very slowly 非常缓慢地行进；不知不觉产生；渐渐出现◆ Her arms crept around his neck . 她的双臂慢慢地搂住了他的脖子。◆ A slight feeling of suspicion crept over me . 我渐渐地产生了一丝疑虑。[I ](+ adv ./prep .)(of plants 植物) to grow along the ground or up walls using long stems or roots 蔓生；蔓延 ➡ see also creeper[I ]~ (to sb )(BrE , informal , disapproving ) to be too friendly or helpful to sb in authority in a way that is not sincere , especially in order to get an advantage from them 谄媚；巴结；拍马屁 ● make your ˈflesh creep to make you feel afraid or full of disgust 使起鸡皮疙瘩；令人毛骨悚然；使人十分厌恶 ● ˌcreep ˈin /ˈinto sth to begin to happen or affect sth 开始发生（或影响）◆ As she became more tired , errors began to creep into her work . 由于越来越疲劳，她的工作开始出现差错。● ˌcreep sb ˈout (NAmE , informal ) to make sb feel afraid , uncomfortable or disgusted 使人感到害怕（或不舒服、恶心）◆ He said the empty streets creeped him out . 他说空旷的街道令他毛骨悚然。● ˌcreep ˈup to gradually increase in amount , price , etc .（数量、价格等）逐渐增长◆ House prices are creeping up again . 住房价格又在渐渐上涨。● ˌcreep ˈup on sb to move slowly nearer to sb , usually from behind , without being seen or heard （通常从后面）缓慢地悄悄靠近◆ Don't creep up on me like that ! 别那样蹑手蹑脚地靠近我！to begin to affect sb , especially before they realize it （尤指不知不觉地）开始影响（某人）◆ Tiredness can easily creep up on you while you're driving . 开车时会很容易不知不觉地就累了。creepBrE /kriːp/ NAmE /kriːp/ noun [C ](informal ) a person that you dislike very much and find very unpleasant 讨厌鬼◆ He's a nasty little creep ! 他这小子真让人讨厌！[C ](BrE , informal ) a person who is not sincere but tries to win your approval by being nice to you 讨好卖乖的人；谄媚奉承的人；马屁精[U ] (in compounds 构成复合词) (oftendisapproving ) the development of a project beyond the goal that was originally agreed （对既定目标的）偏离◆ The World Bank has been accused of mission creep when seeking to address these concerns . 世界银行被指控在寻求处理这些重大事务时偏离使命。◆ The inclusion of health data on identity cards was condemned as function creep . 在身份证中包含健康资料被谴责为超出功能范围。 ● give sb the ˈcreeps (informal ) to make sb feel nervous and slightly frightened , especially because sb /sth is unpleasant or strange 吓人；使惊慌；使心里发毛 |
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