creep
creep 英 [kri:p] 美 [krip]
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;谄媚者
进行时:creeping 过去式:crept 过去分词:crept 第三人称单数:creeps 名词复数:creeps
- A beetle creeps along the ground. Moving slowly and silently, it creeps up on you. When you feel the touch of tiny insect legs on your skin, you shudder, because bugs give you the creeps.
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- 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;谄媚者
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1. While this seems rather dramatic, this type of creep is possible in your DPARs.
虽然这看起来很戏剧性,但这种蔓延在您的 DPAR 中是可能发生的。
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2. So how do we break away from all the “feature creep” that we’ve added to our lives?
那么,到底怎么做我们才能彻底地摆脱这样的功能蔓延呢?
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3. As you can see in this simple example of iterative traveling, we've encountered similar events to software risks, feature creep, unexpected breakdowns beyond our control, and recovery plans.
如您在本迭代旅行的简单实例中所见到的,对于软件风险、特性蔓延、超出控制的未预料的崩溃,和恢复计划,我们遇到了相似的事件。
- creep (n.) 1818, "a creeping motion, act of creeping," from creep (v.). Meaning "imperceptible motion" is by 1813 in reference to coal mines, 1889 in geology.
- creep (v.) Old English creopan "to move the body near or along the ground as a reptile or insect does" (class II strong verb; past tense creap, past participle cropen), from Proto-Germanic *kreupan (source also of Old Frisian kriapa, Middle Dutch crupen, Old Norse krjupa "to creep"), perhaps from a PIE root *g(e)r- "crooked" [Watkins].
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