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crept [krept] VERBE

crept pp, passé of creep

Voir aussi : creep

II . creep [kri:p] SUBST

1. creep (act of creeping):

2. creep péj fam (sycophant):

I . creep <crept, crept> [kri:p] VERBE intr

2. creep (move imperceptibly):

II . creep [kri:p] SUBST

1. creep (act of creeping):

2. creep péj fam (sycophant):

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But, slowly, both companies lost their financial stability and decadence crept in owing to mismanagement.
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Corruption, nepotism, political opportunism crept in after long 32 years in power.
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He then crept on his hands and knees to an empty animal enclosure to avoid capture and stayed there for two days and nights insensible.
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Fearful that she had been spotted by the abductor, she crept back into her bed.
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While we once crept into the confessional to be cleansed of sin; colonic irrigation now purges us of all excess and seaweed ablutions substitute for absolution.
www.independent.ie
Along with the facelift, engine outputs all crept up by a few horsepower.
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A splitting headache bloomed in his skull, and crept down his neck.
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We rolled ourselves in our overcoats, tied dry sandbags around our boots, but it made no difference, the bitter cold crept in and all our efforts were unavailing.
www.express.co.uk
However, a few typographical errors have crept into their books as a result.
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They also knew that over the years, the hospital's C-section rate had gradually crept up until, by 2010, it had reached 29.6 per cent.
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