Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Creep"s

A: As a noun, a “creep” is a person showing suspicious behavior like stalking.

As a verb, “creeping” is similar to sneaking. To walk slowly and quietly to avoid being noticed.

A: Creeping - 忍び
Creeping in English means to sneak (walking quietly)

A: Weird or strange

A: Few people would call themselves a creep or a weirdo. These are generally insulting terms. (But some people might call themselves a creep or a weirdo as a joke.)

creep = someone who is creepy, unpleasant
weirdo = someone who is weird, strange

A: It could could mean 2 things.
1) to move slowly
E.g. He was creeping around my house.
2) someone who acts suspiciously
E.g. He's such a creep, he kept staring at me.

A: phrasal verb. creep in/into something. ​to begin to happen or affect something.
= As she became more tired, errors began to creep into her work.
= I'll be as quiet as a kitten in slippers as I creep up to the bedroom.
= He watched as the red creeped up Dan's face in embarrassment.
= Autumn had begun to creep over New England, promising to transform the landscape into the backdrop that Jackson Parrish so loved.
= I can now tell her to go upstairs or down, out of doors or into the house, lock or unlock a door, take or bring objects, sit, stand, walk, run, lie, creep, roll, or climb.
Noun
= I wonder if the man she's talking to is her creep of a husband.
= He's a real creep; he scares me sometimes.
= Because the creep was hot for me and I wouldn't give him the time of day.

A: I don't like insects that creep and crawl into your home at night.

A: The monster tried to creep up on them. I didn't notice her trying to creep up on me.

You have been phenomenally helpful.
The movie was phenomenally good.

A: My friend creeped up on me while I was studying and it scared me because I didn't see him coming!

A: You're in a dark alley at night and some big scary guy starts to creep up on you.

I think that creep up on is used only when someone's coming toward you in creepy way like on the street or something.

A: "to crawl" means to move on hands and knees.
"to creep" means to move quietly, slowly, and carefully without attracting attention.

"crawl" can be used to mean moving very slowly.
"The traffic was crawling the whole way."

A: @pppppppp2003828 the verb crawl is used more frequently than creep (“the spider is crawling toward me”).

Creep is used more as a noun (“this guy is a creep”).

A: "Creep" can have two meanings;

To be creepy (strange,weird):
"He is a little creepy"

Or:

To creep (to carefully walk and move)

"I will creep into the bathroom"

Crawl (to move with hands and feet)

"The baby crawled on the floor"

A: "creep" means that something is weird but in the scary way, if you know what I mean. Something is so weird and it's starting to be scary. For example the character in the movie is wearing only clown clothes, it's weird but it's really scary, maybe he's a killer or he's got some physical problems and can be dangerous? Word "weird" means that you can't see something everyday, it can be funny or you can think: "Wow, it's something wrong with him, ugh".

A: Crawl means to move on your hands and knees on the floor. Creep means something like "moving slowly to not be noticed"

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A: It's creeping in.

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A: Voltorb or Electrode ?

A: When you play pool, you use a wooden stick to hit one ball against another, with the objective that the second ball goes into the pocket. With games and sports like this where you aim and fire, it is often referred to as shooting (guns, pool, archery, etc.)

The use of the word "shoot" for pool, snooker, and darts is probably more common in the US. In the UK, people are more likely to say "play".

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A: @SHIKI11: maybe you
Mean "did I creep you out?"

A: *creeps.
Then it's perfect.:)