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

• Modeling of ag_3sn coarsening and its effect on creep in Sn-Ag-Cu Solder
  Ag3Sn粗化模型及其对Sn-Ag-Cu焊料蠕变的影响
• 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。
• Ten years ago I never would have worn jeans to the office, and now they creep in about once a week, albeit with a blazer and heels, and occasionally a teeny banana handprint.
  十年前，我绝对不会穿牛仔裤去办公室，而现在我大概每周都会穿上一次，不过是搭配西装上衣和高跟鞋，牛仔裤上偶尔还会有小小的香蕉手印。
• Torture her until fear starts to creep in.
  折磨她直到她有恐惧感。
• As your applications get larger, with more components, pages, and wires, then problems might creep in.
  随着应用程序不断变大，组件、页面和连接也越来越多，这时就可能出现问题。
• 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。
• Mistakes were starting to creep in.
  不知不觉间，开始出错了。
• I watched the daylight slowly creep in through the windows, and saw before me in mental gaze the vision of Death.
  我凝视着阳光慢慢地穿过窗户，在我的内心中看到了站在我前面的“死神”的影象。
• As a rule he writes English very well, but occasionally unidiomatic expressions creep in.
  他通常英语写得很好，可是偶尔会夹杂一些不合习惯的表达方式。
• A sense of disillusionment and fear began to creep in.
  一种幻想破灭的恐惧感开始袭来。