Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Crawl"

A: i guess it could have other meanings but this comes to mind when i think of the word crawl just walking on all fours but crawl inside could mean getting inside using your hands and legs. i don't think they meant it literally

A: move forward on the hands and knees or by dragging the body close to the ground

A: A person is either moving on the ground with his hands or feet, or his entire torso may be on the ground. For example, "Babies crawl before they can walk." "The boy crawled under the fence." The word is also used with certain animals. "The caterpillar crawled up his arm." You might think that snakes "crawl", but the do not. Instead snakes "slither across the ground".

A: be on your feet & hands to move forward like how the babies are crawling

A: There's a saying in English "to crawl into a corner and die" which means to accept your death under miserable conditions. So he's saying he's not ready to accept his death yet and will try and fight it.

A: “When he left her, she tried crawling right back to him.”

“I knew you would come crawling back to me!”

Crawl back can be used as literally crawling back to somewhere, or it can be used as a phrase meaning going back to something or someone.

A: 1) We crawled to bed. (meaning you were so tired that you used a lot of effort to get to bed)
2) The baby can crawl. (meaning to move on hands and knees)
3) Don't come crawling back to me. (meaning calculated way to win favor or please someone)

A: He crawled into bed.
The baby crawled to the kitchen.

A: Usually, babies crawl before they walk.

A: there is a spider crawling across the floor! kill it!
the baby crawled to his mom

A: I think the definition is very specific to the specialty of the person using the terms. Prone crawl can mean lying on your stomach and then making crawling motions sliding your arms and legs side to side but not moving forward.
It can also mean actually crawling forward with your abdomen/stomach mostly touching the floor.

A: crawl can be used both as a motion of moving across the ground on your hands and knees, or going very slowly, whereas scramble is more fast, a quick run

A: crawl is to move slowly while on your hands and knees or belly. To creep is to move slowly so you are not heard or seen.

A: In the world of physical therapy crawling is actually defined as moving forward with belly on the floor pulling with arms and pushing with legs. Creeping is defined as moving on hands and knees with stomach up, in quadruped

A: I looked it up on Google.

It is called the Front Crawl.

But, I think the average person does not know what that means.

We use the word “freestyle” more commonly.

“I swim freestyle”
“I do freestyle”

A: Bạn phát âm rõ đấy, chỉ cần chú ý phát âm phụ âm cuối, như trong is, crawl.

A: Crawl. The baby is crawling on the floor.

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A: It slowed down and then stopped.

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A: The lines that explain more that go across the bottom of the screen

A: I learned how to crawl today.

Or

I almost learnt (not learned ) how to crawl today.

Today, I almost learnt how to crawl.

I like the last one I typed sounds more correct