crawl
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The meaning (definition) of the word crawl
to move along the floor on your hands and knees
The word crawl used in a sentence
“The baby started to crawl across the soft living room carpet today.”
Words that mean the same as crawl (synonyms)
creep
How the word crawl is said around the world
| French | crawl |
| Spanish | gatear |
| Mandarin | 爬行 |
| Hindi | घुटनों के बल चलना |
| Arabic | زحف |
| Russian | ползти |
| Portuguese (EU) | arrastar |
| Portuguese (BR) | arrastar |
| Japanese | クロール |
| German | kriechen |
| Urdu | رینگنا |
| Punjabi | ਰੀਂਗਣਾ |
| Korean | 기다 |
| Hebrew | לִזחוֹל |
| Greek | αργή πορεία |
| Dutch | kruipen |
| Filipino | gumapang |
| Vietnamese | bò |
| Turkish | sürünmek |
| Persian | خزیدن |
| Polish | pełzać |
| Ukrainian | повзати |
| Bengali | হামাগুড়ি |
| Swedish | krypa |
| Italian | strisciare |
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