How to pronounce“crep”in English

Crepuscular animals are awake at dawn, when you're trying to put your hose on for work, and at dusk, when you're trying to make dinner and unwind.

delicious bite of the crep with its gooey cheese and soft shell she looked around for a phone booth then she

memory of so much CREP jumbled with so much that seems to matter lieutenant

that it crept down and it covered Chicago, where I'm from. It covered Edinburgh and Scotland where I live now. It covered New York City. A lot of North America, a lot of Asia, a lot of Europe

kind of crept out into the broader world, this idea of make no little plans.

think all those have crept into the language GNA Wana those are just a few examples like I mentioned and for

Yoga kind of crept up on me sneakily.

And we made crepes, and I didn't get an A, no.

of nonsense that crept into our uh corporate law uh that needs to be looked

that had crept into the company, financial services, healthcare.

class Professor David creps is completing nine years of service to the school as our senior associate Dean now during that time he has been

it off you basically crept democracy and capitalism all these things right up to our border and now we have regained some of our

so-called crepuscular which tend to be active at dawn and at dusk this is a beautiful system i won't go down that rabbit hole but these are

So I was making these crepes, cooking it very hot on the stove.

Survivor's guilt is something that crept up on me.

I suppose it could have crept up to 8 billion since I looked, but I don't think it's at 17 billion.

I just turned purple and crept away.

James Howel is the Theater J Crepps professor of economics emeritus.

sufficiently important mainstream number two david crepes number three garth saloner who's in charge of the new curriculum which brings me to number two

- Undulated tinamou because in the crepuscular hours of dawn and dusk, they're usually the ones that make up what is considered by many to be the anthem of the Amazon.

about PLO in New Orleans P yees which is a crep which is straight from Britany in

And this division was so bad that it crept into every part of society to the point where even mathematicians started picking sides.

Dogs are a type of animal called a crepuscular animal.

But we're a little concerned that that association has crept back in.

And that planted a seed of cowardice that crept through my whole body.

And I'm just a girl who had a really good crepe and I just wanted to share a picture of it.

Finally, first light crept in.

I'm sure a lot of film festival memories crept in there, because certainly, you make a movie,

asleep his holstered gun gleamed Darkly in the light that crept in around the lowered shade she closed the door

there's this sort of homogeneity that has crept into university thinking.

We discovered a number of ways in which stereotype crept into the language that used in this case studies.

quality of the teaching and we had the Ted creps and the Alec robich and on and on and on Bob Davis Bob Catz so none of us thought we were deprived by not

but it appears in enough international words that it's crept into Italian, so- - And all of these things are probably Wikipedia articles in themselves.

And suddenly, the numbers of women just suddenly crept up and crept up and crept up.

And before I knew it, it crept up all the way from one side of the spectrum to the other side.

and these raay of sunlight coming out which I now know to be called crepuscular

And yet now we’ve come back to America and our complexity has all crept back in.

And here it seems like Arizona m hat and i hat that crept in had been created just a little bit of bias here, now that you can see on the plot.

And we know across the board-- and this is not a Google specific issue-- but we know that bias has crept into coding sort of across the board.

burrito recently right near PE seafood actually out of a window. It was like a crepe with a donut in the middle. It's

And as I just looked across this incredible landscape, sort of a little uneasy feeling crept across me.

They wanted her that much, because she was that good." Something like pride crept into Cole's voice.

I did, like dulse, the little crepes, and folded, and stacked, and rolled, and things that had

The kids who happened to live on the 20th floor, some errors crept in.

Kids who lived on the eighth floor, more errors crept in.

And Cousteau observed that. And his environmental sensibilities gradually crept up on him but were primarily motivated by what he saw as a young man in the early

probably 99 out of a 100 people who are fascinated with Cuisine have never even heard the idea that creps made from buckwheat in Louisiana are really

popular you know that's something that we worry about it going away you know why creps made from buckwheat are popular you have to grow buckwheat in

In today's world, yes, valuations have crept up.