creep

US /kriːp/
UK /kriːp/
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1.

arrastrarse, escabullirse

move slowly and carefully in order to avoid being heard or noticed

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The cat crept silently towards the bird.
El gato se arrastró silenciosamente hacia el pájaro.
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He crept out of the room so as not to wake anyone.
Él salió sigilosamente de la habitación para no despertar a nadie.
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2.

trepar, arrastrarse

(of a plant) grow along the ground or other surface by means of extending stems or branches

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Ivy creeps up the old stone wall.
La hiedra trepa por el viejo muro de piedra.
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The vine crept across the garden path.
La enredadera se arrastró por el sendero del jardín.
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3.

colarse, extenderse

(of a feeling or an unpleasant sensation) develop or spread gradually and almost imperceptibly

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A feeling of dread crept over her.
Una sensación de pavor se apoderó de ella.
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Doubt began to creep into his mind.
La duda comenzó a colarse en su mente.
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1.

bicho raro, tipo desagradable

a person who is regarded as unpleasant and annoying

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He's such a creep, always staring at people.
Es un bicho raro, siempre mirando a la gente.
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I got a weird vibe from that guy, he's a total creep.
Tuve una vibra extraña de ese tipo, es un bicho raro total.
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