crawler in Polish
crawler in Polish is pełzak — crawler means a baby or young child who can move on hands and knees but not yet walk.
crawler in Polish
pełzak
A child who is able to creep using its hands and knees but is not able to walk.
What does "crawler" mean?
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noun A baby or young child who can move on hands and knees but not yet walk.
"At ten months old, she was an enthusiastic crawler."
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noun A software program that automatically browses and indexes web pages.
"Google's crawler visits the site every few days to update its index."
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noun A vehicle that moves on tracks instead of wheels, used for heavy construction or off-road work.
"The mining company used a huge crawler to move equipment across the site."
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crawler in a sentence
- At ten months old, she was an enthusiastic crawler.
- Google's crawler visits the site every few days to update its index.
- The mining company used a huge crawler to move equipment across the site.
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What is "crawler" in Polish?
"crawler" in Polish is pełzak. crawler means: A baby or young child who can move on hands and knees but not yet walk.
How do you use "crawler" in a sentence?
Example: "At ten months old, she was an enthusiastic crawler." In Polish, "crawler" is pełzak.
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