creep under (something)

To move slowly, and often stealthily, under something. The cat crept under the bush and stayed there until the dog was gone.

creep under something

to move slowly and carefully underneath something; to sneak underneath something. The dog crept under the table to escape punishment. The chipmunk crept under a pile of leaves and disappeared.

词组	creep under (something)
释义	creep under (something) creep under (something) To move slowly, and often stealthily, under something. The cat crept under the bush and stayed there until the dog was gone. See also: creep Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. creep under something to move slowly and carefully underneath something; to sneak underneath something. The dog crept under the table to escape punishment. The chipmunk crept under a pile of leaves and disappeared. See also: creep McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: creep under creep out creep up creep up on creep up on (someone or something) creep along creep along (something) creep over creep over (someone or something) creep in
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