crawl in

• Verbo frasal que denota la acción de moverse lentamente hacia un espacio a gatas o sobre manos y rodillas, o entrar en un lugar con dificultad o de mala gana.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of moving into a space slowly on hands and knees, or entering a place with difficulty or reluctance.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Enter slowly or with difficultyinformal

   To move into a space or place slowly, often on hands and knees, or with great effort.

   entrar arrastrándose

   • The child crawled in through the small opening.
   • He crawled in under the fence to retrieve the ball.
   • She crawled in to bed after a long day.

   Sinónimoscreep inedge in

2. Arrive late or reluctantlyinformal

   To arrive somewhere, especially home or to bed, very late or with reluctance.

   llegar a casa muy tarde o de mala gana

   • I didn't get home until 3 AM; I just crawled in.
   • He crawled in after the party, exhausted.
   • She crawled in to the meeting ten minutes late.

   Sinónimoscreep indrag inroll in

Verbo basecrawl