3crawl into/out of bedto get into or out of bed slowly because you are very tired 疲惫地〕爬上/爬下床
We crawled into bed at 2 am.
我们凌晨两点爬上了床。
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crawl into/out of bed• He was so tired his bonesached; but he crawled out of bed, put on his pants and watch.
4CARS ETCTTif a vehicle crawls, it moves forward very slowly 〔车辆〕缓慢行进
crawl by/along etc
The traffic was crawling along.
车辆在慢慢爬行。
5TOO HELPFULFRIENDLYBritish EnglishBrE informal to be too pleasant or helpful to someone in authority, especially because you want them to help you – used to show disapproval 巴结,奉承〔含贬义〕
crawl to
She’s always crawling to the boss.
她总是巴结老板。
6be crawling with somethingFULLto be completely covered with insects, people etc 爬满〔虫子〕;挤满〔人〕
The floor was crawling with ants.
地板上爬满了蚂蚁。
The whole place was crawling with cops.
整个地方都挤满了警察。
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be crawling with something• It felt like he was crawling withbugs.• Despite the heat of the sun, her skinwas crawling with goosepimples.• My mind was crawling with it all.• The place was crawling withkids - bundles, toddlers, nippers, lopingadolescents.• The building is crawling with people who seem to care less about the job itself than about holding on to it.• The apartmentswere crawling withrats and fleas.• But that hotel has been gone for years, and the pools must be crawling with snakes.• Lisbon was crawling withspies, and information changed hands for vast amounts of money.• And the Internetis crawling withsports fans.
robots that crawl the net searching out e-mail addresses for junk mailing
快速搜索因特网找出电子邮件地址以发送垃圾邮件的机器人
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crawl• When did Sam start crawling?• We sat in the car with the radio on, crawling along behind a long line of other cars.• You either hear this truth or you crawl along the ground looking for worms.• It took several hours to drive the 50 miles, crawling along through the snow.• They seemed to be crawling in the tunnel for a lifetime before they found another grille.• Glover would crawl out after him on the roof at the top of the house and look down on the lake.• She crawled out of bed, peered into the mirror, and gave a small groan.• Fearful, yet inquisitive, Moon-Watcher crawled out on to the edge of the cave and peered down the face of the cliff.• The old Buick barely managed to crawl up the hill.• Miguel crawled up the street slowly, slipping into a parkingspot a block down from the fire.• They also stop insects crawling up the waste pipes.• It terrified her to think that the wholeriddledmountaincrawled with men like that one.
crawl over/up etc• He tried to crawl up her and she screamed and fell over.• He left the place quickly, embarrassmentcrawling up his neck as he found his way to the door.• He covered himself with a blanket that suddenly seemed to move on its own-an army of insects began crawling over his skin.• Then one morning I wake to feel one crawling up my arm.• For two years she heard nothing at all and then she heard close thundercrawling up the stairs.• I am a fly on the face of the Almighty, crawling over the surface to see what's what.• Directly below her were some tiny creatures crawling over the surface.• They also stop insects crawling up the waste pipes.
crawl by/along etc• An antique Oldsmobile crawled by, its tirescrackling on the sand-covered, tightly packed ground of the flat.• I crawled by my buddy and watched him draw his last breath.• Paranoiacrawls along on its belly in this forest.• Below, cars crawl along on mats of shadow; further off are two long ranks of primrose-yellow taxis.• He crawled along the branch until he reached the nearest flower.• You either hear this truth or you crawl along the ground looking for worms.• He crawled along the shelf, peering, feeling with his hands.