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crawl

/krɔːl/

Traduction: Déplacement lent et au ras du sol, souvent sur les mains et les genoux, ou progression très lente et laborieuse., Verbe désignant le déplacement lent en rampant sur les mains et les genoux, ou tout mouvement à très faible vitesse.

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noun

/krɔːl/A2formal
  • frDéplacement lent et au ras du sol, souvent sur les mains et les genoux, ou progression très lente et laborieuse.

A noun referring to a slow, low movement, often on hands and knees, or a slow rate of progress.

  1. Slow movementA2formal

    A very slow or cautious movement, often on hands and knees.

    frDéplacement lent et prudent

    • The baby's crawl was unsteady but determined.
    • Traffic slowed to a crawl during rush hour.
    • The injured soldier made a painful crawl to safety.

    Synonymescrawlingcreepcreeping

    Antonymesdashracerushspeedsprint

  2. B1formal

    A fast swimming stroke performed face down, using alternating arm movements and a flutter kick.

    frCrawl (natation)

    • She won the race using the front crawl.
    • He is learning the crawl stroke in his swimming class.
    • The crawl is the fastest swimming style.

    Synonymesaustralian crawlfreestylefront crawl

Formes
  • crawls plural form
  • crawls' possessive plural form
  • crawl's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/krɔːl/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le déplacement lent en rampant sur les mains et les genoux, ou tout mouvement à très faible vitesse.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving slowly on hands and knees, or moving at a very slow pace.

  1. Move on hands and kneesA1formal

    To move slowly on hands and knees, typically for babies or injured people.

    frramper sur les mains et les genoux

    • The baby started to crawl across the floor.
    • He crawled under the table to find his keys.
    • She crawled through the tunnel to escape.

    Synonymescreep

  2. Move slowlyA2informal

    To move at a very slow pace, often due to traffic or obstacles.

    fravancer au ralenti

    • The traffic was crawling along the highway.
    • The line at the store crawled forward.
    • The snail crawled across the sidewalk.

    Synonymescreepdraginchlagplodpoke

    Antonymesdashflyhurryracespeedzoom

  3. Act subservientlyB2informal

    To behave in a servile or overly humble manner to gain favor.

    frRamper (sens figuré)

    • He crawled to his boss for a promotion.
    • She crawled to the committee for approval.
    • Don't crawl to them just to get a better deal.

    Synonymesbootlickcringefawngrovelkowtowtoadytruckle

    Antonymesassertcommanddominate

Formes
  • crawled past participle
  • crawled past simple
  • crawling present participle
  • crawls third person singular

Variantes phrasalcrawl in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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