“Crawl”: vocabulary meaning.
- Crawl
- “Walk” on your hands and knees like a little baby or a soldier. When people crawl they move slowly and they’re often scared or hurt, or don’t want anyone to see them.
Other examples of “crawl” vocabulary in a sentence
- The baby is crawling on the floor.
- The soldiers are crawling through the mud.
- Why are you crawling? Stand up!
“Crawl”: use in context explanation
The couple are visiting a new city. They go up a high-rise building to see the city skyline. When they get to the top, the man starts shaking and crawling. Jane asks him if he is scared but he says he is absolutely not scared. He is a real man and real men can’t admit they are scared!
