creeper in Portuguese
creeper in Portuguese is trepadeira — creeper means a plant that grows along the ground or up surfaces by trailing or climbing.
creeper in Portuguese
trepadeira
Any plant (as ivy or periwinkle) that grows by creeping, especially a climbing plant of the genus Parthenocissus.
What does "creeper" mean?
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noun A plant that grows along the ground or up surfaces by trailing or climbing.
"Virginia creeper had turned the whole wall red by autumn."
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noun A one-piece garment for babies.
"They dressed the baby in a soft cotton creeper."
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creeper in a sentence
- Virginia creeper had turned the whole wall red by autumn.
- They dressed the baby in a soft cotton creeper.
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What is "creeper" in Portuguese?
"creeper" in Portuguese is trepadeira. creeper means: A plant that grows along the ground or up surfaces by trailing or climbing.
How do you use "creeper" in a sentence?
Example: "Virginia creeper had turned the whole wall red by autumn." In Portuguese, "creeper" is trepadeira.
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