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débordement de la portée

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

scope creep SAM.

débordement m. spol
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

scope [brit. angl. skəʊp, am. angl. skoʊp] SAM.

1. scope (opportunity):

possibilité ž. spol
scope for sth

2. scope (range, extent):

envergure ž. spol
portée ž. spol
étendue ž. spol
champ m. spol
portée ž. spol

3. scope (capacity):

compétences ž. spol mn.

4. scope LINGV.:

portée ž. spol

I. creep [brit. angl. kriːp, am. angl. krip] SAM. pog.

1. creep brit. angl. (flatterer):

2. creep (repellent person):

raclure ž. spol

II. creep <pret., del. Pf. crept> [brit. angl. kriːp, am. angl. krip] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. creep (furtively):

2. creep fig.:

3. creep (slowly):

4. creep:

creep insect:
creep cat:

5. creep plant:

6. creep brit. angl. pog.:

faire du lèche-bottes pog. (to sb à qn)

III. creep [brit. angl. kriːp, am. angl. krip]

to give sb the creeps pog.

v slovarju PONS

scope [skəʊp, am. angl. skoʊp] SAM. no mn.

1. scope (extent of area):

étendue ž. spol
scope of person
scope of undertaking, plan
envergure ž. spol

2. scope (possibility):

possibilité ž. spol

I. creep [kri:p] SAM.

1. creep pog. (unpleasant person):

saligaud m. spol
sale bête ž. spol

2. creep pog. (crawler):

lèche-botte m. in ž. spol

3. creep mn. (goose-flesh):

chair ž. spol de poule

II. creep <crept, crept> [kri:p] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

v slovarju PONS

scope [skoʊp] SAM.

1. scope (extent of area):

étendue ž. spol
scope of person
scope of undertaking, plan
envergure ž. spol

2. scope (possibility):

possibilité ž. spol

I. creep [krip] SAM.

1. creep pog. (unpleasant person):

saligaud m. spol
sale bête ž. spol

2. creep mn. (goose-flesh):

chair ž. spol de poule

II. creep <crept, crept> [krip] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

Present
Icreep
youcreep
he/she/itcreeps
wecreep
youcreep
theycreep
Past
Icrept
youcrept
he/she/itcrept
wecrept
youcrept
theycrept
Present Perfect
Ihavecrept
youhavecrept
he/she/ithascrept
wehavecrept
youhavecrept
theyhavecrept
Past Perfect
Ihadcrept
youhadcrept
he/she/ithadcrept
wehadcrept
youhadcrept
theyhadcrept

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But in an age of social networking, it has a tendency to creep out.
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Even though we get 35 years to prepare for it, it is still extraordinarily easy to let middle age creep up on you.
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A farmer hides a hunted snake by allowing it to creep up his anus.
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Regardless, she delivered a well-deserved beatdown of the fundie creep and deserves an attagirl.
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At this specific time the creep function appears a minimum.
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