Crawl in spanish

Gatear

pronunciation: gɑteɑɹ̩ part of speech: verb, noun
In gestures

crawl1 = crol, braza, natación a braza. 

Example: In freestyle swimming any stroke may be used, but the crawl, considered the speediest, is almost always favored.

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» front crawl = crol, braza, natación a braza.

Example: The front crawl in swimming is probably the most common of strokes associated with professional swimming, as it's the fastest one.

» go on + a pub crawl = ir de bares, ir de copas, ir de bar en bar, salir de bares, salir de copas.

Example: People at my work go on a pub crawl almost every month.

» pub crawl = ir de bares, ir de copas, ir de bar en bar, salir de bares, salir de copas.

Example: The aim of pub crawl for most is to get absolutely plastered/drunk/sloshed/smashed (you get the idea).

» slow down to + a crawl = reducir la velocidad a paso de tortuga.

Example: However, the storm system has slowed down to a crawl and is moving just 1 mph in a westerly direction.

crawl2 = arrastrarse, rebajarse. 

Example: The article is entitled 'Ingratiating yourself to all and sundry or how I crawled my way to notoriety'.

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» crawl + the kerb = ir a las calles donde se ponen las prostitutas en busca de una, prostituirse en las calles donde se ponen las prostitutas. [Se puede usar en los dos sentidos de buscar prostitutas u ofrecerse como una o uno]

Example: Men aren't capable of controlling their impulses and if they didn't crawl the curb, they wouldn't be able to stop themselves from raping.

» crawl under + Posesivo + bed = esconderse debajo de la cama, tragar + la tierra. [Generalmente para indicar que a uno le da vergüenza de lo ha hecho]

Example: Whether that excites you and causes you to jump up and down with joy or makes you want to crawl under your bed, sob for a little bit, and then buy the first ticket out of here to Canada.

» crawl under + the hood = cuestiones técnicas.

Example: The article is entitled 'Crawling under the hood: an update on search engine technology'.

» make + Posesivo + flesh crawl = dar repelús, poner los pelos de punta, aterrorizar, horrorizar, dar horror, repugnar, dar asco, poner la piel de gallina, poner la carne de gallina, dar grima, dar yuyu.

Example: The odor got worse as she went closer, to the point that it make her flesh crawl with every breath.

» make + Posesivo + skin crawl = dar repelús, poner los pelos de punta, aterrorizar, horrorizar, dar horror, repugnar, dar asco, poner la piel de gallina, poner la carne de gallina, dar grima, dar yuyu.

Example: Lots of people using the English language make my skin crawl, mostly for the way they butcher it.

crawl3 = andar a gatas, gatear, andar a cuatro patas. 

Example: Weeks of intensive feeding have transformed the baby into a chubby-cheeked boy who crawls.

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» crawl along = avanzar lentamente, caminar lentamente, avanzar gateando, arrastrarse gateando, andar pisando huevos, ir pisando huevos, andar a paso de tortuga, ir a paso de tortuga, avanzar a paso de tortuga.

Example: Police said a baby found crawling along a busy street in Utah was rescued by a driver and sent home to his family.

» crawl away = alejarse gateando, irse gateando.

Example: Yosef jumped off the balcony, broke his leg and crawled away, leaving tracks in the snow, police said.

» crawl out of + the woodwork = acudir como moscas a la miel, salir de donde menos Uno se lo espera, salir de quién sabe dónde, aparecer en abundancia. [Sinónimo de come out of the woodwork]

Example: Summer vacation is the time for scammers to crawl out of the woodwork.

Crawl synonyms

creep in spanish: arrastrarse, pronunciation: krip part of speech: noun, verb cringe in spanish: encogerse, pronunciation: krɪndʒ part of speech: verb fawn in spanish: adular, pronunciation: fɔn part of speech: noun cower in spanish: acobardarse, pronunciation: kaʊɜr part of speech: verb grovel in spanish: arrastrarse, pronunciation: grɑvəl part of speech: verb creeping in spanish: progresivo, pronunciation: kripɪŋ part of speech: noun crawling in spanish: arrastrándose, pronunciation: krɔlɪŋ part of speech: noun australian crawl in spanish: rastreo australiano, pronunciation: ɔstreɪljənkrɔl part of speech: noun front crawl in spanish: rastreo frontal, pronunciation: frʌntkrɔl part of speech: noun
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