creep over (someone or something)

To move slowly, and often stealthily, across a particular area or surface. The sunlight crept over my face and woke me up. When I saw the bee creeping over my textbook, I leapt from my seat.

creep over someone or something

1. Lit. [for something, such as an insect] to walk or crawl over someone or something. A huge ant crept over me, and I just lay there.

2. Fig. [for darkness] to move slowly over someone or something. The shadows crept over the picnic and made everyone realize what time it was. Dusk crept over us.

词组	creep over (someone or something)
释义	creep over (someone or something) creep over (someone or something) To move slowly, and often stealthily, across a particular area or surface. The sunlight crept over my face and woke me up. When I saw the bee creeping over my textbook, I leapt from my seat. See also: creep, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. creep over someone or something 1. Lit. [for something, such as an insect] to walk or crawl over someone or something. A huge ant crept over me, and I just lay there. 2. Fig. [for darkness] to move slowly over someone or something. The shadows crept over the picnic and made everyone realize what time it was. Dusk crept over us. See also: creep, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: creep over creep along creep along (something) creep across creep across (something) creeping crept creep away creep under creep under (something)
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