What is 'ramper' called in English?

'ramper' in English is called "Creep". Creep refers to: Se déplacer lentement, silencieusement et prudemment, surtout pour éviter d'être remarqué.

How do you pronounce 'Creep' and 'ramper'?

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What is an example sentence for Creep in French?

English: "The cat crept silently towards the bird." | French: "Le chat s'est glissé silencieusement vers l'oiseau."

verb · noun

English to French Dictionary

creep Meaning in French (creep signification en français)

verbramper, se glisser, augmenter progressivement

nounun type louche

Synonymes:se faufilerse traînerun type bizarre

ramper in English:creep

Phonetic:rɑ̃pe

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de creep en français est ramper, se glisser, augmenter progressivement, un type louche. (Se déplacer lentement, silencieusement et prudemment, surtout pour éviter d'être remarqué.)

Definitions of Creep

1
verb
se glisser
To move slowly, quietly, and carefully, especially in order to avoid being noticed.
Se déplacer lentement, silencieusement et prudemment, surtout pour éviter d'être remarqué.
2
noun(informal)
un type louche
An unpleasant or strange person, especially one who makes others feel uncomfortable.
Une personne désagréable ou étrange, surtout une qui met les autres mal à l'aise.
3
verb
augmenter progressivement
To develop or increase gradually and almost imperceptibly.
Se développer ou augmenter progressivement et presque imperceptiblement.

Example Sentences

“The cat crept silently towards the bird.”

Le chat s'est glissé silencieusement vers l'oiseau.

casual

“He's such a creep, always staring at people.”

C'est un type louche, il regarde toujours les gens fixement.

“Inflation continued to creep up over the last quarter.”

L'inflation a continué d'augmenter progressivement au cours du dernier trimestre.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

se faufilerse traînerun type bizarre

In English:

crawl sneak tiptoe

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

se précipiterun type normal

In English:

rush dash hurry

Inflected Word Forms

past tensecrept

present participlecreeping

agent nouncreeper

adjectivecreepy

adverbcreepily

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

make one's skin crawlidiom

To cause someone to feel disgusted, frightened, or uncomfortable.

creep up onphrasal_verb

To approach someone or something slowly and stealthily without being noticed.

creep inphrasal_verb

To enter or begin to affect something gradually and often unnoticed.