German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Die gerissene Gräfin kroch durch den niedrigen Eingang des Teehauses. |
The cunning countess crept through the low entrance of the tea house. |
Die Schlange kroch durch das Lock in der Wand hinein. | The snake crept in through the hole in the wall. |
Ihre Stammestätowierungen sahen aus wie Schlangen, die über ihre Körper krochen. | Their tribal tattoos looked like snakes crawling across their bodies. |
kriechen; krabbeln; ein-/hineinschleichen | creep |
kriechen, krabbeln | to crawl |
kriechen | crawl; arrastrarse |
kriechen | to truckle |
kriechen | to crawl |
kriechen | kruipen |

I counted the bills and saw that ten thousand Lire were still missing. The old man return to the children, grabbed the oldest one for a second time and hit him again. A minute later he came back with the missing.
I took my backpack and looked for a minibus that would take me a little outside of the town to a small settlement called El Panchan. I arrived there very early and no rooms were available yet.
We paid for the taxi and waited thirty minutes for the driver to arrive. Again, Argentina reminded me of Italy. We drove into town and were looking for a place. The town made a great first impression.
I took my backpack and looked for a minibus that would take me a little outside of the town to a small settlement called El Panchan. I arrived there very early and no rooms were available yet.
We paid for the taxi and waited thirty minutes for the driver to arrive. Again, Argentina reminded me of Italy. We drove into town and were looking for a place. The town made a great first impression.
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German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of kriechen [bin gekrochen] |
krieche kriechst kriecht kriechen kriecht kriechen | kroch krochst kroch krochen krocht krochen | ||
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of crawl [ crawled, crawled ] | ||||
Conjugation of creep [ crept, crept ] |