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creeper

/ˈkriː.pər/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على شخص أو شيء يتحرك ببطء أو تسللًا أو زحفًا؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا للدلالة على نبات متسلق أو زاحف، وفي السياق الحديث على كائن معادٍ في لعبة ماينكرافت.

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noun

/ˈkriː.pər/B1formal
  • arاسم يدل على شخص أو شيء يتحرك ببطء أو تسللًا أو زحفًا؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا للدلالة على نبات متسلق أو زاحف، وفي السياق الحديث على كائن معادٍ في لعبة ماينكرافت.

A noun referring to a person or thing that moves slowly, stealthily, or in a creeping manner; also commonly used to describe a type of climbing plant or, in modern contexts, a hostile mob in the video game Minecraft.

  1. B1formal

    A plant that grows along the ground or up walls by means of stems or tendrils.

    arنبات زاحف

    • Ivy is a common creeper that covers old buildings.
    • The garden wall is covered with a beautiful flowering creeper.
    • Creepers can damage brickwork if left unchecked.

    المرادفاتclimbervine

  2. Person (slang)B2informal

    A person who behaves in a strange, unsettling, or overly persistent manner, often making others feel uncomfortable.

    arشخص غريب (عامية)

    • That guy at the party was a total creeper; he wouldn't stop staring.
    • She felt like a creeper following the celebrity around the store.
    • Don't be a creeper; give her some space.

    المرادفاتcreepfreakoddballstalkerweirdo

  3. Minecraft mobA2informalIT

    A fictional green, explosive creature from the video game Minecraft.

    arكريبر

    • A creeper snuck up behind me and exploded.
    • I built a wall to keep creepers out of my village.
    • Creepers are one of the most iconic mobs in Minecraft.
الصيغ
  • creepers plural form
  • creepers' possessive plural form
  • creeper's possessive singular form
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