snake

US [sneɪk]
UK [sneɪk]
  • v.蛇行；曲折前行；拖；拉
  • n.蜿蜒；【动】蛇；〈比喻〉奸诈之人；卑鄙之人
  • Web贪吃蛇；贪食蛇；斯内克
Plural Form：snakes  Present Participle：snaking  Past Tense：snaked  

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Snake
n.
1.
蛇a reptile with a very long thin body and no legs. There are many types of snake , some of which are poisonous.
a snake coiled up in the grass
盘在草丛里的一条蛇
Venomous snakes spit and hiss when they are cornered.
毒蛇在无法逃脱时会发出愤怒的呼呼咝咝的声音。
IDM
a snake (in the grass)
阴险的人；潜伏的敌人；虚假的人a person who pretends to be your friend but who cannot be trusted
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曲折前行；蛇行；蜿蜒伸展to move like a snake, in long twisting curves; to go in a particular direction in long twisting curves
The road snaked away into the distance.
公路蜿蜒伸向远方。
The procession snaked its way through narrow streets.
队伍沿着狭窄的街道曲折穿行。

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AllAll,蛇行蛇行,曲折前行曲折前行,拖拖,拉拉,蜿蜒蜿蜒,蛇蛇,〈比喻〉奸诈之人〈比喻〉奸诈之人,卑鄙之人卑鄙之人,贪吃蛇贪吃蛇,贪食蛇贪食蛇,斯内克斯内克
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The snake, found on just one island, sports highly desirable patterned skin that has made it a collector's item for hunters.
这种蛇只生活在这个岛上，身上图案极其漂亮的皮肤让他成为猎人收藏的珍品。
zhè zhǒng shé zhǐ shēng huó zài zhè ge dǎo shàng , shēn shàng tú àn jí qí piào liang de pí fū ràng tā chéng wéi liè rén shōu cáng de zhēn pǐn 。
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2.
Like the legend of the snake-shaped genie who protects the gold from prospectors and holy men trying to exorcise it with tricks and prayers.
这里的晚上充满着噪声和故事。传说中蛇妖保护黄金，淘金者和虔诚的人试图用巫术和祷告来驱除妖魔。
zhè lǐ de wǎn shang chōng mǎn zhe zào shēng hé gù shi 。 chuán shuō zhōng shé yāo bǎo hù huáng jīn , táo jīn zhě hé qián chéng de rén shì tú yòng wū shù hé dǎo gào lái qū chú yāo mó 。
article.yeeyan.org
3.
Huge triangular snakeheads are suspended in his eyes; the tongue of the snake spit out his mouth slightest core almost touched his nose top.
一只巨大的三角型蛇头正悬浮在他的眼前，蛇嘴里丝丝吐出的舌芯几乎就碰到了他的鼻尖儿。
yī zhī jù dà de sān jiǎo xíng shé tóu zhèng xuán fú zài tā de yǎn qián , shé zuǐ lǐ sī sī tǔ chū de shé xīn jī hū jiù pèng dào le tā de bí jiān ér 。
blog.tianya.cn
4.
"If the snake had evolved the machinery that modern snakes have, it would have been able to take even bigger things, " he said.
“假如这条蛇已进化成现代蛇所拥有的生理结构，它将能够吃更大的东西”，他说。
" jiǎ rú zhè tiáo shé yǐ jìn huà chéng xiàn dài shé suǒ yōng yǒu de shēng lǐ jié gòu , tā jiāng néng gòu chī gèng dà de dōng xi " , tā shuō 。
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5.
In thinking this thoughts, Siddhartha stopped once again, suddenly, as if there was a snake lying in front of him on the path.
席特哈尔塔想着这些，又一次突然停下了郐步，就好像有一条蛇横在他面前的路上。
xí tè hā ěr tǎ xiǎng zhe zhè xiē , yòu yī cì tū rán tíng xià le kuài bù , jiù hǎo xiàng yǒu yī tiáo shé héng zài tā miàn qián de lù shang 。
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that's a perfect description of you. you can do it, snake. but you've got to be flexible. . . adapt to each situation uniquely.
这句话用来描述你最合适不过了。灵活柔软的你能够做到，且适合任何非一般的情况。
zhè jù huà yòng lái miáo shù nǐ zuì hé shì bú guò le 。 líng huó róu ruǎn de nǐ néng gòu zuò dào , qiě shì hé rèn hé fēi yì bān de qíng kuàng 。
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7.
Any of the hollow or grooved teeth of a venomous snake with which it injects its poison.
蛇的毒牙：毒蛇的中空或带钩的且常伸出喷射毒液的牙。
shé de dú yá : dú shé de zhōng kōng huò dài gōu de qiě cháng shēn chū pēn shè dú yè de yá 。
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8.
When they knew the kind of snake, they could give Mr Jackson the right medicine, and he left hospital the next day.
他们知道了这样的蛇，他们能给杰克逊先生正确的医学和他离开医院第二天。
tā men zhī dào le zhè yàng de shé , tā men néng gěi jié kè xùn xiān sheng zhèng què de yī xué hé tā lí kāi yī yuàn dì èr tiān 。
dlldq168.blog.163.com
9.
So Moses made a bronze snake and put it up on a pole. Then when anyone was bitten by a snake and looked at the bronze snake, he lived.
摩西便制造一条铜蛇，挂在杆子上，凡被蛇咬的，一望这铜蛇，就活了。
mó xī biàn zhì zào yī tiáo tóng shé , guà zài gān zi shàng , fán bèi shé yǎo de , yī wàng zhè tóng shé , jiù huó le 。
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The doctor said that this patient might have been bitten by a snake.
医生说病人可能是被蛇咬了。
yī shēng shuō bìng rén kě néng shì bèi shé yǎo le 。
bjzhangwei2008.blog.hexun.com