creep reptile cripple

creep [kri:p] [过去式crept 过去分词crept 现在分词creeping ]
to move slowly, quietly and carefully, usually in order to avoid being noticed
someone who tries to make someone more important like them by being very polite and helpful in a way that is not sincere
an unpleasant person, especially a man
vi. 爬行；蔓延；慢慢地移动；起鸡皮疙瘩
n. 爬行；毛骨悚然的感觉；【俚】谄媚者;溜须拍马的人

例句
She crept into the room and kissed the sleeping child.
她悄悄地走进房间,吻了吻睡着的孩子。
A smile crept across her face.
她脸上渐渐绽开笑容。
A snake was creeping along the wall.
一条蛇正沿着墙爬行。
The sight of the snake made her flesh creep.
她看到蛇就汗毛直竖。
That creep always quarrels with his neighbors.
那个讨厌鬼老跟邻居吵架。
His ghost story gave the children the creeps.
他讲的鬼故事使孩子们毛骨悚然。

reptile['reptail]
an animal which produces eggs and uses the heat of the sun to keep its blood warm
informal someone who is unpleasant or cannot be trusted
adj. 爬虫类的；卑鄙的
n. 爬行动物；卑鄙的人

reptilian[rep'tiliən]
adj. 爬虫类的；卑鄙的
n. 爬虫类动物

cripple ['kripl]
to damage sb's body so that they are no longer able to walk or move normally
to seriously damage or harm sb/sth
(old-fashioned or offensive) a person who is unable to walk or move normally because of a disease or injury
vt. 使跛；使残废;严重毁坏；削弱（或损害）
n. 跛子；残废;瘸子

例句
My father was a cripple, my mother in poor health.
我父亲是个残废人,我母亲身体又不好。
The accident crippled him for life.
这一事故使他终身残废。
The traffic was entirely crippled for the day.
这一天交通完全瘫痪。

brother mother father brood breed food feed blood bleed

brood [bru:d]
(humorous) a large family of children
n. 一窝；一伙

breed[bri:d][过去式bred 过去分词bred 现在分词breeding ]
to keep animals for the purpose of producing young animals in a controlled way, or (of animals) to have sex and reproduce
to cause something to happen, usually something bad:
a particular type of animal or plant
INFORMAL a type of person
vi. 繁殖；饲养；产生
vt. 繁殖；饲养；养育，教育；引起
n. [生物] 品种；种类，类型

例句
They used to breed fish in the reservoir.
他们过去一直在水库养鱼。
They were bred up as acrobats.
他们从小被作为杂技艺人培养。