snake
snake
sneɪk
sneik
British pronunciation
/sneɪk/

Définition et signification de « snake » en anglais

Snake
01

serpent

a legless, long, and thin animal whose bite may be dangerous
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snake definition and meaning
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I watched as the snake swallowed its prey whole.
J'ai regardé le serpent avaler sa proie tout entière.
My little sister cautiously stepped away when she saw a snake crossing the path.
Ma petite sœur s'est éloignée prudemment lorsqu'elle a vu un serpent traverser le chemin.
02

any object that is long, thin, and flexible, resembling the shape or movement of a snake

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He held a snake of rope to measure the distance.
The garden hose lay in a snake across the lawn.
03

a long, flexible steel cable used to clear clogs in pipes, especially curved or obstructed ones

example
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The plumber ran a snake down the drain to remove the blockage.
This kitchen sink requires a snake to clear the clog.
04

a faint, long constellation in the southern hemisphere, located near the equator between Virgo and Cancer

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The snake is best viewed in the southern hemisphere summer.
Ancient astronomers charted the snake in the night sky.
05

serpent, vipère

a dishonest person with the tendency to deceive people for personal gain
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Watch out for him, he 's a snake who ca n't be trusted.
Méfiez-vous de lui, c'est un serpent en qui on ne peut pas avoir confiance.
I ca n't believe she would do that to her friends, what a snake!
Je ne peux pas croire qu'elle ferait ça à ses amis, quelle vipère !
to snake
01

to glide in a winding, sinuous motion

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Smoke snaked up from the chimney.
The river snaked through the valley.
02

to travel along a twisting or curving route

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The road snaked through the hills.
Traffic snaked along the highway after the accident.
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