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crawler

/ˈkrɔː.lər/

翻译: 名词,有多个含义:指为获取利益而卑躬屈膝、谄媚奉承的人;也指用手和膝盖或贴近地面缓慢爬行的人或生物;还可指在土壤中钻洞、常被用作钓鱼饵料的蚯蚓。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈkrɔː.lər/B2formal
  • zh名词,有多个含义:指为获取利益而卑躬屈膝、谄媚奉承的人;也指用手和膝盖或贴近地面缓慢爬行的人或生物;还可指在土壤中钻洞、常被用作钓鱼饵料的蚯蚓。

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who acts obsequiously to gain advantage; a person or creature that moves slowly on hands and knees or close to the ground; or a type of earthworm that burrows in soil and is often used as fishing bait.

  1. SycophantC1formal

    A person who behaves obsequiously to someone important in order to gain advantage.

    zh马屁精

    • The office crawler always agrees with the boss to get a promotion.
    • He's nothing but a crawler, flattering the manager for favors.
    • She saw through his act and knew he was just a crawler.

    同义词apple polisherbootlickerfawnergrovelerlackeysycophanttoadytruckleryes-man

    反义词equalindependentmastersuperior

  2. Person who crawlsB1formal

    A person who moves on hands and knees or close to the ground.

    zh爬行者

    • The baby is a fast crawler now.
    • In the dark tunnel, they were forced to be crawlers.
    • The injured soldier was a slow crawler across the field.

    同义词creeper

  3. EarthwormB2informal

    A terrestrial worm that burrows in soil, often used as fishing bait.

    zh蚯蚓

    • He dug up some crawlers for his fishing trip.
    • The robin pulled a fat crawler from the ground.
    • After the rain, crawlers were all over the sidewalk.

    同义词anglewormearthwormfishwormnightcrawler

词形
  • crawlers plural form
  • crawlers' possessive plural form
  • crawler's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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