“Idle speed” in Japanese
Short answer
クリープ
kuriipu
Idle speed in Japanese is “クリープ” (kuriipu). Full meaning: creep (gradual deformation of a solid under stress); creep (of an automatic-transmission vehicle), idle creep, idle speed.
Other ways to say “Idle speed” in Japanese
デッドスロー
deddosuroo reeling in a lure very slowly (in fishing); idle speed (of a boat)
グリーブ
guriibu creep (gradual deformation of a solid under stress); creep (of an automatic-transmission vehicle), idle creep, idle speed
クリーフ
kuriifu creep (gradual deformation of a solid under stress); creep (of an automatic-transmission vehicle), idle creep, idle speed
グリーフ
guriifu creep (gradual deformation of a solid under stress); creep (of an automatic-transmission vehicle), idle creep, idle speed
クリーブ
kuriibu creep (gradual deformation of a solid under stress); creep (of an automatic-transmission vehicle), idle creep, idle speed
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