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в PONS речника

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I. crawl [krɔ:l, Am esp krɑ:l] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. crawl (go on all fours):

crawl

2. crawl (move slowly):

crawl
kriechen <kroch, gekrochen>
to crawl down/up sth

3. crawl разг (be obsequious):

crawl
kriechen <kroch, gekrochen> прин
to crawl [up] to sb
vor jdm kriechen прин

4. crawl разг (be overrun):

to crawl[or be crawling] with sth
von etw дат wimmeln

Phrases:

to make sb's flesh crawl

II. crawl [krɔ:l, Am esp krɑ:l] СЪЩ no pl

1. crawl (slow pace):

to move at a crawl
kriechen <kroch, gekrochen>
to move at a crawl

2. crawl (style of swimming):

crawl
Kraulen ср kein pl
to do the crawl

ˈpeg crawl СЪЩ ФИН

peg crawl

ˈcrawl space СЪЩ ARCHIT

crawl space (basement)
crawl space (attic)

ˈpub crawl СЪЩ esp Brit разг

pub crawl
Kneipentour f <-, -en> разг
pub crawl
to go on a pub crawl
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crawl
to crawl
to crawl
to crawl прин разг
to crawl
to crawl somewhere/through sth
pub crawl Brit разг
pub crawl Brit разг

"Банково дело, финанси, застрахователно дело"

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peg crawl СЪЩ FINMKT

peg crawl
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peg crawl

Специализиран речник по транспорт

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crawl speed TRAFF FLOW

crawl speed
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Beharrungsgeschwindigkeit TRAFF FLOW, INFRASTR
crawl speed
Present
Icrawl
youcrawl
he/she/itcrawls
wecrawl
youcrawl
theycrawl
Past
Icrawled
youcrawled
he/she/itcrawled
wecrawled
youcrawled
theycrawled
Present Perfect
Ihavecrawled
youhavecrawled
he/she/ithascrawled
wehavecrawled
youhavecrawled
theyhavecrawled
Past Perfect
Ihadcrawled
youhadcrawled
he/she/ithadcrawled
wehadcrawled
youhadcrawled
theyhadcrawled

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The trail was covered with giant, sharp slabs of rock, which made the footing treacherous and often induced crawling during the summer months.
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He is then seen crawling onto the beach where he is discovered by three people fishing on it.
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A few of the infants crawled but were extremely hesitant.
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The crime scene is crawling with blood spatters, fibers, and fingerprints all that's missing is the body.
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She never crawled, and when she began to walk at the age of nearly three, she experienced severe bowing in both legs.
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