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creep up GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. creep up (increase steadily):

creep up

[an]steigen

creep up prices also

in die Höhe klettern

2. creep up (sneak up on):

to creep up behind [or on] sb

sich tož. an jdn anschleichen

fig. a feeling of drowsiness slowly crept up on her

ein Gefühl der Benommenheit überkam sie langsam

old age is creeping up on me

ich merke, dass ich langsam älter werde

Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

to creep up behind [or on] sb

sich tož. an jdn anschleichen

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

The hardening begins at one of the extremities such as a finger or toe and slowly begins to creep up the infected limb.

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As thermometers start to creep up toward the triple digits, office menswear starts getting casual.

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She weaves plots and themes that creep up and entangle you while you are innocently following her characters.

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Prices in 2015 also continued to creep up when compared to last year's figures.

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We don't look for inspiration, it tends to just creep up on you.

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What we need to do is improve our cars efficiency gradually and creep up slowly before others notice.

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In addition to running, walking, and jumping, she can stealth walk in order to creep up on enemies or move behind low barriers.

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An army of faceless enemies waits in ambush, or maybe they jog into the room in waves, or maybe they creep up behind you.

www.kotaku.com.au

Sloth and torpor is a common problem which can creep up and smother one slowly.

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They creep up behind him and yell, giving him quite a shock.

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