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I . crawl [krɔ:l, americ krɑ:l] VERBO intr

1. crawl (on all fours):

crawl

2. crawl (move slowly):

crawl
to crawl out of sth

3. crawl coloq (be full):

4. crawl coloq (flatter):

to crawl to sb

II . crawl [krɔ:l, americ krɑ:l] SUBST sem pl

1. crawl (slow speed):

to move at a crawl

2. crawl (in swimming):

the crawl
kraul m

pub crawl SUBST esp Brit coloq

pub crawl

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The frilly mantle sometimes appears to move like a wave as the animal crawls along.
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Additionally, they occasionally hallucinate the feeling of small animals such as snakes crawling over their body.
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Ginger crawls down to try to cut the string.
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A series of fixed ladders and two pitches lead to sporting streamways, sandy crawls and fossil passages.
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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 strikingly crafted film that is raw and genuine, it crawls right under your skin and stays there.
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A few of the infants crawled but were extremely hesitant.
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It also requires a significant physical contribution from the guests, not simply walking through, but running, climbing, crawling, sliding, and occasionally swimming and/or rowing.
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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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While crawling, infants gradually practice standing, at first by using people or objects for support and, later, without support.
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