소리 없이 조심스럽게 움직이거나 기어가다.
To move slowly, quietly, and carefully, especially to avoid being heard or noticed.
예문:
"The thief crept through the dark hallway, careful not to step on the squeaky floorboards."
"We crept out of the house early in the morning so we wouldn't wake the baby."
"The cat crept silently towards the bird hiding in the bushes."
(시간, 감정, 변화 등이) 서서히 또는 점진적으로 진행되거나 다가오다.
To happen or develop gradually and almost imperceptibly, often referring to time, feelings, or negative changes.
예문:
"A feeling of dread crept over him as he realized he was completely lost."
"Inflation has been creeping up steadily over the last few months, worrying economists."
(식물이) 줄기나 가지를 뻗어 땅이나 벽을 따라 자라다.
(Of a plant) to grow along the ground or up a wall or other surface by means of extending stems or branches.
예문:
"Ivy often creeps up the side of old stone buildings, covering them completely."
"The morning glory started to creep along the fence line after the spring rains."
비위가 상하거나 불쾌감을 주는 사람; 아첨꾼이나 이상한 사람.
An unpleasant, annoying, or obsequious person; a sycophant or a weirdo.
예문:
"I can't stand working with him; he's such a creep, always trying to flatter the boss."
"She warned her friend to stay away from the guy, saying he gave her the creeps."
"Don't be such a creep and leave her alone; she clearly isn't interested."