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Schleichgang
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schleichgang
m
mach.
creep speed
Schleichgang
m
mach.
creep speed
Schleich nicht wie die Katze um den heißen Brei!
übtr.
Stop beating around the bush!
Schleichwerbung
f
für etw. (Schleich)werbung machen
camouflaged advertisement; plug
coll.
to give sth. a plug; to give a plug for sth.; to put throw get in a plug for sth.
um den heißen Brei herumreden; wie die Katze um den heißen Brei (herum)schleichen
v
übtr.
Reden Sie nicht um den heißen Brei herum!
Komm, schleich nicht wie die Katze um den heißen Brei!
to beat around the bush; to beat about the bush
Br.
Don't beat around the bush!
Come on, stop beating around the bush!
Angriff
m
mil.
Angriffe
pl
Ablenkungsangriff
m
Bodenangriff
m
bewaffneter Angriff
massierter Atomangriff; massierter Kernwaffenangriff
präemptiver Angriff
Sättigungsangriff
m
Schleichangriff
m
Angriff mit hohen Opferzahlen
zum Angriff bereit
Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung.
attack
attacks
diversionary attack
ground attack
armed attack
massive nuclear attack
pre-emptive attack
saturation attack
sneak attack
mass-casualty attack
ready to attack
Attack is the best form means of defense.
Angriff
m
(auf jdn. etw.)
mil.
Angriffe
pl
Ablenkungsangriff
m
Bodenangriff
m
Drohnenangriff
m
bewaffneter Angriff
massierter Atomangriff; massierter Kernwaffenangriff
präemptiver Angriff
Sättigungsangriff
m
Schleichangriff
m
Angriff mit hohen Opferzahlen
zum Angriff bereit
Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung.
attack; assault (against sb. on sth.)
attacks; assaults
diversionary attack; diversionary assault
ground attack; ground assault
drone attack; drone assault
armed attack; armed assault
massive nuclear attack; massive nuclear assault
pre-emptive attack; pre-emptive assault
saturation attack; saturation assault
sneak attack; sneak assault
mass-casualty attack; mass-casualty assault
ready to attack
Attack is the best form means of defense.
schleichen
sneak
herumschleichen, schleichen
herumschleichend, schleichend
herumgeschlichen, geschlichen
er
sie schleicht herum
ich
er
sie schlich herum
er
sie ist
war herumgeschlichen
to skulk
skulking
skulked
he
she skulks
I
he
she skulked
he
she has
had skulked
kriechen, schleichen, beschleichen
v
kriechend, schleichend
gekrochen, geschlichen
kriecht, schleicht
kroch, schlich
to creep {crept, crept}
creeping
crept
creeps
crept
schleichen
v
schleichend
geschlichen
er
sie schleicht
ich
er
sie schlich
er
sie ist
war geschlichen
to creep {crept, crept}
creeping
crept
he
she creeps
I
he
she crept
he
she has
had crept
schleichen, heranschleichen
v
schleichend, heranschleichend
geschlichen
to sneak
sneaking
sneaked
schleichen
v
(Katze)
schleichend
geschlichen
schleicht
schlich
to slink {slunk, slunk} (cat)
slinking
slunk
slinks
slinked
schleichen
v
schleichend
geschlichen
schleicht
schlich
to tiptoe
tiptoeing
tiptoed
tiptoes
tiptoed
schleichen
v
schleichend
geschlichen
to slip
slipping
slipped
krieche, schleichen
creep
schleichen
creep
schleichen
skulk
schleichen
slink
schleichen, heranschleichen
sneak
schleichen
tiptoe
Katze
f
zool.
Katzen
pl
wie die Katze um den heißen Brei schleichen
übtr.
cat
cats
to beat around the bush
fig.
Schleichen
pl
(Anguidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
anguid lizards; anguids (zoological family)
sich an einen Ort schleichen; sich in etw. einschleichen
sich in ein Haus (ein)schleichen
Ein Selbstmordattentäter hatte sich in die Mitte einer Menschenmenge geschlichen.
to inveigle yourself your way into sth.
to inveigle oneself into a house
A suicide bomber had inveigled his way into the middle of a crowd.
sich einer Bürde (Verantwortung Verbindlichkeit etc.) entledigen; entziehen
v
sich einer Bürde entledigend; entziehend
sich einer Bürde entledigt; entzogen
sich seiner Verantwortung entziehen; sich aus der seiner Verantwortung stehlen schleichen
die Schuld auf jdn. schieben abschieben
die Haftungen auf den Steuerzahler abwälzen
to shuffle off a burden
shuffling off a burden
shuffled off a burden
to shuffle off your responsibility
to shuffle off the blame on to sb.
to shuffle off the liabilities on to the taxpayer
herumschleichen; schleichen
v
herumschleichend; schleichend
herumgeschlichen; geschlichen
er sie schleicht herum
ich er sie schlich herum
er sie ist war herumgeschlichen
to skulk
skulking
skulked
he she skulks
I he she skulked
he she has had skulked
kriechen; schleichen
v
kriechend; schleichend
gekrochen; geschlichen
kriecht; schleicht
kroch; schlich
ein schleichender Prozess
to creep {crept; crept}
creeping
crept
creeps
crept
a creeping process
schleichen; huschen
v
schleichend; huschend
geschlichen; gehuscht
er sie schelciht
ich er sie schlich
herumschleichen
sich davonschleichen
sich an jdn. heranschleichen
sich vor etw. drücken
to sneak (snuck)
sneaking
sneaked; snuck
Am.
coll.
he she sneaks
I he she sneaked I he she snuck
Am.
coll.
to sneak about around
to sneak away off
to sneak up on sb.
to sneak out of sth.
schleichen; streichen; streifen
v
schleichend; streichend; streifend
geschlichen; gestrichen; gestreift
durchs Unterholz streichen
to prowl
prowling
prowled
to prowl through the undergrowth
schleichen
v
(Katze)
schleichend
geschlichen
schleicht
schlich
to slink {slunk; slunk} (cat)
slinking
slunk
slinks
slinked
schleichen; heranschleichen
v
schleichend; heranschleichend
geschlichen; herangeschlichen
sich anschleichen
to sidle
sidling
sidled
to sidle up over
sich an jdn. anschleichen; heranschleichen
v
sich anschleichend; heranschleichend
sich angeschlichen; herangeschlichen
Kommt, wir schleichen uns an und erschrecken sie.
Wir wollten uns anschleichen, aber sie haben uns gehört.
to creep up on sb.; to sneak up on sb.
creeping up; sneaking up
crept up; sneaked up
Let's creep up on them and scare them.
We tried to sneak up on them but they heard our footsteps.
sich einer Bürde (Verantwortung, Verbindlichkeit usw.) entledigen; entziehen
v
sich einer Bürde entledigend; entziehend
sich einer Bürde entledigt; entzogen
sich seiner Verantwortung entziehen; sich aus der seiner Verantwortung stehlen schleichen
die Schuld auf jdn. schieben abschieben
die Haftungen auf den Steuerzahler abwälzen
to shuffle off a burden
shuffling off a burden
shuffled off a burden
to shuffle off your responsibility
to shuffle off the blame on to sb.
to shuffle off the liabilities on to the taxpayer
herumschleichen
v
im Dunkeln herumschleichen
durch den Park schleichen
to pussyfoot (move warily or stealthily)
to pussyfoot in the dark
to pussyfoot through the park
schleichen; huschen
v
schleichend; huschend
geschlichen; gehuscht
er sie schleicht
ich er sie schlich
herumschleichen
sich davonschleichen
to sneak (snuck)
sneaking
sneaked; snuck
Am.
coll.
he she sneaks
I he she sneaked, I he she snuck
Am.
coll.
to sneak about around
to sneak away off
sich an einen Ort schleichen; sich in etw. einschleichen
v
sich in ein Haus (ein)schleichen
Ein Selbstmordattentäter hatte sich in die Mitte einer Menschenmenge geschlichen.
to inveigle yourself your way into sth.
to inveigle oneself into a house
A suicide bomber had inveigled his way into the middle of a crowd.
schleichen
v
schleichend
geschlichen
schleicht
schlich
sich davonschleichen
to tiptoe
tiptoeing
tiptoed
tiptoes
tiptoed
to go tiptoeing off
schleichend, heimlich, verstohlen
stealthy
schleichend (Gift)
subtle
schleichend
weaseling
kriechend, schleichend
creeping
schleichend
creeping
schleichend
skulking
schleichend
slinking
schleichend
sneaking
schleichend
sneaky
schleichend, heimtueckisch
sneaky
schleichend
tiptoeing
heimlich; verstohlen; schleichend
adj
stealthy
schleichend
adj
(Gift)
subtle
heimlich; verstohlen; schleichend
adj
heimlicher; verstohlener; schleichender
am heimlichsten; am verstohlenaten; am schleichendsten
stealthy
stealthier
stealthiest
perfide; heimtückisch (weil nicht erkennbar); schleichend (fortschreitend)
adj
(Sache)
eine heimtückische Krankheit; eine insidiöse Krankheit
ein kniffliges Problem
insidious
formal
(of a thing)
an insidious disease
an insidious problem
schleichend
adv
insidiously {adv}
formal
schleichende Inflation
creeping inflation
Ãœbernahme
f
econ.
Ãœbernahmen
pl
Firmenübernahme
f
Geschäftsübernahme
f
Übernahmegespräche
pl
Ãœbernahmeversuch
m
feindliche Ãœbernahme
f
freundliche Ãœbernahme
f
schleichende Ãœbernahme
f
takeover
takeovers
company takeover
business takeover
takeover talks; acquisition talks
takeover attempt; attempted takeover
hostile takeover; contested takeover
friendly takeover
creeping takeover
Am.
Ansteckung
f
; Infektion
f
(Vorgang)
med.
Ansteckungen
pl
; Infektionen
pl
virale Infektion; Virusinfektion
f
Ansteckung im Krankenhaus; nosokomiale Infektion
Ansteckung über die Luft; aerogene Ansteckung
Ansteckung über die Hände
Ansteckung durch einen Überträger
Ansteckung durch Keimzellen
Ansteckung durch Staub
Ansteckung über das Trinkwasser
aufsteigende Infektion; retrograde Infektion
äußere Infektion
bakterielle Infektion; Bakterieninfektion
f
Bissinfektion
f
direkte Infektion
Doppelinfektion
f
; Koinfektion
f
erneute Ansteckung
Kontaktansteckung
f
; Kontaktinfektion
f
lokale Infektion; Lokalinfektion
f
milde Infektion
multiple Infektion; Mischinfektion
f
schleichende Infektion
Schmierinfektion
f
stille Ansteckung; subklinische Infektion
Tröpfcheninfektion
f
unterschwellige Infektion; subakute Infektion
verborgene Ansteckung
zusätzliche Infektion; sekundäre Infektion
Allgemeininfektion
f
; systemische Infektion; Infektion des gesamten Körpers
infection (process)
infections
viral infection; virus infection
nosocomial infection
airborne infection
hand-borne infection
vector-borne infection
germinal infection; heredo-infection
dust-borne infection
water-borne infection
ascending infection; retrograde infection
external infection; hetero-infection
bacterial infection
bite infection
direct infection; contact infection
co-infection
reinfection
contact infection; contagion
local infection
mild infection; subinfection
multiple infection; mixed infection
slow infection
smear infection
silent infection; subclinical infection
droplet infection
inapparent infection; low-grade infection; subacute infection
hidden infection; cryptoinfection
consecutive infection; secondary infection
general infection; systemic infection
schleichender Stromverbrauch
m
; schleichende Stromaufnahme
f
electr.
power drain
etw. ausfechten
v
ausfechtend
ausgefochten
einen Streit vor Gericht ausfechten
Wir müssen es ausfechten.
Die eigentliche Revolution des Jahres 1968 wurde nicht auf der Straße ausgefochten, sondern vollzog sich in den Köpfen durch die schleichende Übernahme der Sichtweise der studentischen Revoluzzer.
to fight out () sth. {fought; fought}
fighting out
fought out
to fight out a dispute in court
We have to fight it out.
The actual revolution of 1968 was not fought out in the streets, but took place in the minds of the people through a creeping assimilation of the thought of the revolting students.
Die eigentliche "Revolution" des Jahres 1968 konnte deshalb gar nicht auf der Strasse ausgefochten werden sondern musste in der subversiven und schleichenden Vereinnahmung des Denkens von Studenten Geistlichen Journalisten und Politikern Verwirklichung finden.
For this reason the actual "Revolution" of the year 1968 could not be fought out on the street but rather had to be realized through the subversive and creeping assimilation of the thought of students religious figures journalists and politicians.
Schleichenlurche
pl
; Blindwühlen
pl
(Gymnophiona) (zoologische Ordnung)
zool.
caecilians; coecilians (zoological order)
Schleicher
m
skulker
Schleicher
m
sneaker
Schleicher
skulker
Schleicher
sneaker
Schleichgang
m
mach.
creep speed
Tiefschleifen
n
; Vollschnittschleifen
n
;
Schleichgang
schleifen
n
techn.
deep grinding; creep feed grinding
Schleichhändler
m
interloper
Schleichhändler
m
; Schmuggler
m
Schleichhändler
pl
; Schmuggler
pl
contrabandist
contrabandists
Schleichhandel
illicit trade
Schleichhandel
m
, Schwarzhandel
m
(mit)
black marketing, illicit trading, illicit trade (in)
Konterbande
f
; Schmuggel Schleichhandel
m
auf dem Seeweg
naut.
Schmuggelhandel
m
Kriegskonterbande
f
Quasi-Konterbande
f
Schleichhandel (auf dem Seeweg) betreiben
Transport der der Konterbande gleichzusetzen ist
contraband
contraband trade
contraband of war
quasi-contraband
to run contraband
contraband by analogy
Schleichhandel
m
; Schwarzhandel
m
(mit)
black marketing; illicit trading; illicit trade (in)
Deutsche
Schleichgang Synonyme
Englische
creep speed Synonyme
creep
SOB
all fours
amble
andante
bastard
bend the knee
bootlick
bow
bow and scrape
bugger
claudicate
claudication
couch
cower
crawl
crawling
creep
ing
cringe
crouch
dead march
dogtrot
drag
drag along
drag on
drag out
fart
fawn
feel
creep
y
feel funny
flatter
footpace
funeral march
go dead slow
go on
go on tiptoe
go slow
grovel
gumshoe
gumshoeing
have gooseflesh
have the
creep
s
heel
hobble
hood
hooligan
idle
inch
inch along
jerk
jog
jog trot
jog-trot
kneel
kowtow
lay wait
laze
leisurely gait
lick the dust
lickspittle
lie in wait
limp
linger
linger on
louse
lumbering pace
lurk
meanie
mincing steps
mosey
mother
nightwalk
nightwalking
pad
padding
pill
plod
poke
poke along
prowl
prowling
pussyfoot
pussyfooting
rack
rat
saunter
scrabble
scramble
shadow
shamble
shit
shithead
shitheel
shuffle
shuffle along
sidle
sidling
skulk
slink
slinking
slither
slouch
slow march
slow motion
snake
snaking
sneak
sneaking
squirm
stagger along
stalk
steal
steal along
stealing
stinkard
stinker
stoop
stroll
tarry
tippytoe
tiptoe
tiptoeing
toadeat
toady
toddle
toddle along
totter along
traipse
truckle
trudge
turd
waddle
walk
wear on
wiggle
worm
worm along
worming
wriggle
creep
in
admit
affiliate
affiliate with
associate
barge in
be admitted
break in
break in upon
breeze in
burst in
bust in
butt in
charge in
combine
come barging in
come between
come breezing in
come busting in
come in
come into
crash
crash in
crash the gates
cross the threshold
crowd in
cut in
drop in
edge in
elbow in
encroach
enlist
enroll
enter
entrench
foist in
gain admittance
get in
get into
go in
go into
have an entree
have an in
hop in
horn in
impinge
impose
impose on
impose upon
infiltrate
infringe
insert
insinuate
interfere
interlope
interpose
intervene
intrude
invade
irrupt
jam in
join
join up
jump in
league with
look in
obtrude
pack in
pop in
press in
push in
put in
put on
put upon
rush in
set foot in
sign on
sign up
slink in
slip in
smash in
sneak in
squeeze in
steal in
step in
storm in
take in
take out membership
take up membership
team up with
team with
throng in
thrust in
trench
trespass
visit
wedge in
work in
worm in
creep
with
abound
abound with
be alive with
beset
bespread
bristle with
burst with
clutter
crawl with
crowd
diffuse
extend throughout
exuberate
fill
flow
gush
honeycomb
imbue
infest
invade
jam
leave no void
leaven
multiply
occupy
overflow
overflow with
overrun
overspread
overswarm
pack
penetrate
permeate
pervade
plague
pour
proliferate
pullulate with
rain
ravage
run over
run through
shower
stream
suffuse
swarm
swarm with
teem
teem with
throng with
transfuse
creep
er
algae
autophyte
bean
bracken
brown algae
climber
conferva
confervoid
diatom
fern
fruits and vegetables
fucus
fungus
grapevine
green algae
gulfweed
herb
heterophyte
ivy
kelp
legume
lentil
liana
lichen
liverwort
mold
moss
mushroom
parasite
parasitic plant
pea
perthophyte
phytoplankton
planktonic algae
plant families
puffball
pulse
red algae
rockweed
rust
saprophyte
sargasso
sargassum
sea lentil
sea moss
sea wrack
seaweed
smut
succulent
toadstool
vetch
vine
wort
wrack
creep
ing
all fours
ambling
amphibian
anguine
atiptoe
atmospherics
batrachian
blaring
blasting
blind spot
cautious
cautiousness
circumspect
circumspection
claudicant
colubriform
crawl
crawling
creep
creep
ing like snail
crocodilian
deliberate
deliberateness
deliberation
drawl
drift
easy
fade-out
fading
faltering
flagging
foot-dragging
froggy
gentle
gradual
gumshoeing
halting
hobbled
hobbling
honeycombed
idle
idleness
indolence
indolent
inertia
inertness
interference
languid
languor
languorous
laziness
lazy
leisureliness
leisurely
lentitude
lentor
limping
lizardlike
lumbering
moderate
nightwalking
noise
on all fours
on tippytoe
on tiptoe
ophidian
padding
permeated
pokiness
poking
poky
prowling
pussyfooting
reception
relaxed
reluctance
reluctant
repent
reptant
reptatorial
reptile
reptilelike
reptilian
reptiliform
reptiloid
saturated
sauntering
saurian
scrabble
scramble
serpentiform
serpentile
serpentine
serpentlike
serpentoid
shot through
shuffling
sidling
slack
slackness
slinking
slithering
sloth
slothful
slow
slow as death
slow as molasses
slow as slow
slow-crawling
slow-foot
slow-going
slow-legged
slow-moving
slow-paced
slow-poky
slow-running
slow-sailing
slow-stepped
slowness
sluggardy
sluggish
sluggishness
snail-paced
snaillike
snakelike
snaking
snaky
sneaking
staggering
static
stealing
strolling
swarming
teeming
tentative
tentativeness
tippytoe
tiptoe
tiptoeing
toadish
toddling
tortoiselike
tottering
trudging
turtlelike
unhurried
viperiform
viperish
viperlike
viperoid
viperous
vipery
waddling
worming
creep
s
ache
aching
agitation
chilblains
chill
chilliness
chilling
chills of fear
cold
creep
s
cold shivers
cold sweat
cryopathy
disquiet
disquietude
dithers
duck bumps
fear and trembling
formication
frostbite
goose bumps
goose pimples
gooseflesh
heartquake
horripilation
inquietude
jimjams
kibe
nervousness
palpitation
perturbation
quaking
quiver of terror
shivering
shivers
sweat
thrill of fear
trepidation
trepidity
uneasiness
creep
y
barfy
bum
cheesy
crappy
crawly
crummy
dirty
eerie
formicative
godawful
goshawful
grim
hairy
icky
punk
putrid
shitty
spooky
stinking
stinky
uncanny
unco
uncolike
vomity
weird
yecchy
Schleichgang Definition
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
along
the
ground,
or
on
any
other
surface,
on
the
belly,
as
a
worm
or
reptile
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
slowly,
feebly,
or
timorously,
as
from
unwillingness,
fear,
or
weakness.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
in
a
stealthy
or
secret
manner
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
slip,
or
to
become
slightly
displaced
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
or
behave
with
servility
or
exaggerated
humility
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
grow,
as
a
vine,
clinging
to
the
ground
or
to
some
other
support
by
means
of
roots
or
rootlets,
or
by
tendrils,
along
its
length.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
have
a
sensation
as
of
insects
creeping
on
the
skin
of
the
body
Creep
(
v.
i.)
To
drag
in
deep
water
with
creepers,
as
for
recovering
a
submarine
cable.
Creep
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
creeping.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
distressing
sensation,
or
sound,
like
that
occasioned
by
the
creeping
of
insects.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
slow
rising
of
the
floor
of
a
gallery,
occasioned
by
the
pressure
of
incumbent
strata
upon
the
pillars
or
sides
Speed
(
n.
)
Prosperity
in
an
undertaking
Speed
(
n.
)
The
act
or
state
of
moving
swiftly
Speed
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
causes
or
promotes
speed
or
success.
Speed
(
n.
)
To
go
Speed
(
n.
)
To
experience
in
going
Speed
(
n.
)
To
fare
well
Speed
(
n.
)
To
make
haste
Speed
(
n.
)
To
be
expedient.
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
be
successful,
or
to
prosper
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
make
haste
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hasten
to
a
conclusion
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
hurry
to
destruction
Speed
(
v.
t.)
To
wish
success
or
god
fortune
to,
in
any
undertaking,
especially
in
setting
out
upon
a
journey.
creep speed Bedeutung
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
crawl
crawling
creep
creeping
a
slow
mode
of
locomotion
on
hands
and
knees
or
dragging
the
body,
a
crawl
was
all
that
the
injured
man
could
manage,
the
traffic
moved
at
a
creep
speed
speeding
hurrying
changing
location
rapidly
speed
skating
competitive
skating
on
speed
skates
(usually
around
an
oval
course)
amphetamine
pep
pill
upper
speed
a
central
nervous
system
stimulant
that
increases
energy
and
decreases
appetite,
used
to
treat
narcolepsy
and
some
forms
of
depression
creep
a
pen
that
is
fenced
so
that
young
animals
can
enter
but
adults
cannot
speed
bump
a
hindrance
to
speeding
created
by
a
crosswise
ridge
in
the
surface
of
a
roadway
speedometer
speed
indicator
a
meter
fixed
to
a
vehicle
that
measures
and
displays
its
speed
speed
skate
racing
skate
an
ice
skate
with
a
long
blade,
worn
for
racing
speed
swiftness
fastness
a
rate
(usually
rapid)
at
which
something
happens,
the
project
advanced
with
gratifying
speed
execution
speed
(computer
science)
the
speed
with
which
a
computational
device
can
execute
instructions,
measured
in
MIPS
speed
trap
a
trap
arranged
on
a
roadway
for
catching
speeders
speed
limit
regulation
establishing
the
top
speed
permitted
on
a
given
road
creep
a
slow
longitudinal
movement
or
deformation
creep
feed
feed
given
to
young
animals
isolated
in
a
creep
creep
weirdo
weirdie
weirdy
spook
someone
unpleasantly
strange
or
eccentric
motorcycle
cop
motorcycle
policeman
speed
cop
a
policeman
who
rides
a
motorcycle
(and
who
checks
the
speeds
of
motorists)
speeder
speed
demon
a
driver
who
exceeds
the
safe
speed
limit
speed
freak
addict
who
habitually
uses
stimulant
drugs
(especially
amphetamines)
speedskater
speed
skater
an
ice-skater
who
races
competitively,
usually
around
an
oval
course
bracket
creep
a
movement
into
a
higher
tax
bracket
as
taxable
income
increases
focal
ratio
f
number
stop
number
speed
the
ratio
of
the
focal
length
to
the
diameter
of
a
(camera)
lens
system
high-speed
steel
hot-work
steel
an
alloy
steel
that
remains
hard
at
a
red
heat,
used
to
make
metalutting
tools
speed
velocity
distance
travelled
per
unit
time
speed
of
light
light
speed
c
the
speed
at
which
light
travels
in
a
vacuum,
the
constancy
and
universality
of
the
speed
of
light
is
recognized
by
defining
it
to
be
exactly
,,
meters
per
second
accelerate
speed
up
speed
quicken
move
faster,
The
car
accelerated
accelerate
speed
speed
up
cause
to
move
faster,
He
accelerated
the
car
sneak
in
creep
in
enter
surreptitiously,
He
sneaked
in
under
cover
of
darkness,
In
this
essay,
the
author's
personal
feelings
creep
in
crawl
creep
move
slowly,
in
the
case
of
people
or
animals
with
the
body
near
the
ground,
The
crocodile
was
crawling
along
the
riverbed
sneak
mouse
creep
pussyfoot
to
go
stealthily
or
furtively,
..stead
of
sneaking
around
spying
on
the
neighbor's
house
speed
skate
race
on
skates
creep
up
sneak
up
advance
stealthily
or
unnoticed,
Age
creeps
up
on
you
travel
rapidly
speed
hurry
zip
move
very
fast,
The
runner
zipped
past
us
at
breakneck
speed
speed
travel
at
an
excessive
or
illegal
velocity,
I
got
a
ticket
for
speeding
c
rush
hotfoot
hasten
hie
speed
race
pelt
along
rush
along
cannonball
along
bucket
along
belt
along
step
on
it
move
fast,
He
rushed
down
the
hall
to
receive
his
guests,
The
cars
raced
down
the
street
creep
grow
or
spread,
often
in
such
a
way
as
to
cover
(a
surface),
ivy
crept
over
the
walls
of
the
university
buildings
fawn
crawl
creep
cringe
cower
grovel
show
submission
or
fear
high-speed
high-velocity
operating
at
high
speed,
a
high-speed
food
processor,
a
high-velocity
shell
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