| 蠕动 | rú dòng | to wiggle; to squirm; peristalsis (wave movement of gut wall) | |
| 蠕虫 | rú chóng | worm | |
| 蠕蠕 | rú rú | wiggling; squirming | |
| 蠕形动物 | rú xíng dòng wù | soft-bodied organisms; vermes (obsolete taxonomic term) | |
| 蠕蠕而动 | rú rú ér dòng | to move along by wriggling (idiom) |
| 1 | In two words: weight creep . | |
| 2 | For persistent domineering intrigues and the spirit of cabal creep beneath the cover. | |
| 3 | For persistent domineering intrigues and the spirit of cabal creep beneath the cover. | |
| 4 | Different types of materials have different creep characteristics, dependent on the structure of materials. | |
| 5 | Most important, NATO avoided "mission creep", the dread of modern military forces. |