Le verbe anglais "to crawl" signifie "ramper" ou "se déplacer lentement sur le sol". Il est souvent utilisé pour décrire le mouvement d'un être vivant, comme un bébé qui commence à se déplacer sur ses mains et ses genoux, ou un insecte qui se déplace près du sol. "To crawl" peut également être employé de manière figurative pour indiquer un mouvement ou un progrès très lent. Ce verbe évoque généralement une action effectuée avec difficulté ou précaution, souvent près du sol ou d'une surface.
The baby crawled across the living room floor.
Spiders crawl on the walls, making me uneasy.
He had to crawl under the fence to get to the other side.
By the time she reached the campsite, she was so exhausted she could barely crawl.
The traffic was crawling at a snail's pace due to the accident ahead.
She crawled into bed after a long day at work.
The soldier crawled through the mud to avoid being seen by the enemy.
Ants crawled all over the picnic table, searching for crumbs.
When the power went out, he had to crawl through the dark hallway to find a flashlight.
The toddler loves to crawl around the playground, exploring every corner.
I crawl to the door.
You crawl under the table.
He crawls on the grass.
She crawls towards the light.
It crawls along the wall.
We crawl through the tunnel.
They crawl around the playground.
I crawled under the fence.
You crawled across the floor.
He crawled into the cave.
She crawled towards the exit.
It crawled up the tree.
We crawled through the mud.
They crawled over the rocks.
I will crawl to the finish line.
You will crawl under the bridge.
He will crawl up the stairs.
She will crawl into the tunnel.
It will crawl across the ceiling.
We will crawl through the bushes.
They will crawl along the beach.
I am crawling towards the goal.
You are crawling under the bed.
He is crawling on the carpet.
She is crawling through the narrow space.
It is crawling on the ceiling.
We are crawling in the dark.
They are crawling towards the light.
I was crawling in the attic.
You were crawling on the floor.
He was crawling in the garden.
She was crawling through the pipe.
It was crawling under the door.
We were crawling in the tunnel.
They were crawling along the path.
I will be crawling to the end.
You will be crawling under the desk.
He will be crawling on the roof.
She will be crawling through the forest.
It will be crawling on the wall.
We will be crawling in the park.
They will be crawling towards the finish.
I have crawled through the tunnel.
You have crawled under the table.
He has crawled into the cave.
She has crawled across the floor.
It has crawled up the wall.
We have crawled through the mud.
They have crawled over the rocks.
I had crawled under the fence.
You had crawled across the floor.
He had crawled into the cave.
She had crawled towards the exit.
It had crawled up the tree.
We had crawled through the mud.
They had crawled over the rocks.
I will have crawled to the finish line.
You will have crawled under the bridge.
He will have crawled up the stairs.
She will have crawled into the tunnel.
It will have crawled across the ceiling.
We will have crawled through the bushes.
They will have crawled along the beach.
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