creep in

英 [kriːp ɪn]

美 [kriːp ɪn]

缓慢移动; 悄然出现

英英释义

verb

• enter surreptitiously
  1. He sneaked in under cover of darkness
  2. In this essay, the author's personal feelings creep in
  Synonym:sneak in

双语例句

• If some foreign thoughts creep in, you just stop this foreign thought, and go back to the object of meditation.
  如果一些外国的想法蠕变的，你刚才停止这种外交思想，并返回对象的沉思。
• Still, students say, language barriers can sometimes slow communication, and grammar glitches can occasionally creep in.
  然而学生仍称语言障碍有时会使沟通过程变慢，偶尔还会有语法上面的问题。
• As for corruption, there is no indication at all that it has started to creep in to our society.
  至於贪污方面，没有半点迹象显示贪污之风已开始蔓延至本港社会。
• The mechanical creep in photoelastic models is accompanied by a variation with time of the optical effects.
  光弹性模型中的力学蠕变，伴随着光学效应随时间的变化。
• Writing such programs is a challenge, and the bugs that creep in during the process aren't easily discovered.
  编写这种程序是一种挑战，并且在编程过程中悄悄产生的bug不容易被发现。
• I would creep in and with stealthy footsteps explore the second-floor
  我会偷偷溜进去，轻手轻脚地查看一下二楼。
• No matter how many friends you make, a sense of fatalism can creep in: the period for making BFFs, the way you did in your teens or early 20s, is pretty much over.
  无论你有多少朋友，一种宿命感会潜入到你心底：遇到最好朋友的时机过了，在青少年时或20岁左右交朋友的方式也已经结束了。
• Once complications are allowed to creep in, the outcome is in danger.
  要是不慎出现了并发症，那么后果是危险的。
• Mistakes were starting to creep in.
  不知不觉间，开始出错了。
• The discovery of bin Laden in Pakistan exposes us mission creep in a blinding flash.
  在巴基斯坦发现本拉登，一举暴露出美国的使命偏离。