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snakelike如何读

英：['sneɪklaɪk]

美：['sneɪklaɪk]

snakelike是什么意思

adj.(像)蛇一般的

snakelike词根

词根：snake

adj.

snaky 阴险的；弯弯曲曲的；似蛇的

n.

snake 蛇；阴险的人

vi.

snake 迂回前进

vt.

snake 拉（木材等）；迂回前进

snakelike英英释义

noun

any of numerous limbless scaled reptiles (suborder Serpentes synonym Ophidia) with a long tapering body and with salivary glands often modified to produce venom which is injected through grooved or tubular fangs

a worthless or treacherous fellow

something (such as a plumber's snake) resembling a snake

geographical name

river 1038 miles (1670 kilometers) long in the northwestern U.S. flowing from northwestern Wyoming across southern Idaho and into the Columbia River in Washington

verb

transitive verb

to wind (one's way, one's body in crawling, etc.) in the manner of a snake

to move (something, such as logs) by dragging

intransitive verb

to crawl, move, or extend silently, secretly, or sinuously

snakelike词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English snaca; akin to Old Norse snakr snake, Old High German snahhan to crawl

The first known use of snake was before the 12th century

snakelike儿童词典英英释义

snappernoun

something that snaps

snapping turtle

any of a large family of active flesh-eating fishes of warm seas that are important as food and sport fishes

any of several immature fishes (as the young of the bluefish) that resemble a snapper

snapdragonnoun

a widely grown herb having showy usually pink, red, white, or yellow two-lipped flowers

snapback1 of 2noun

a sudden rebound or recovery

snap back2 of 2verb

to make a quick recovery

snap back after an illness

snakyadjective

of or resembling a snake

full of snakes

snake1 of 2noun

any of numerous limbless reptiles that have a long body and salivary glands often capable of producing venom which is injected through fangs

a mean or treacherous person

snake2 of 2verb

to crawl, wind, or move like a snake

snakeskinnoun

the skin of a snake or leather made from it

snake1 of 2noun

any of numerous limbless reptiles that have a long body and salivary glands often capable of producing venom which is injected through fangs

a mean or treacherous person

snake2 of 2verb

to crawl, wind, or move like a snake

snakerootnoun

any of various plants sometimes believed to be a cure for snakebites or illnessalso: the root of a snakeroot

snake1 of 2noun

any of numerous limbless reptiles that have a long body and salivary glands often capable of producing venom which is injected through fangs

a mean or treacherous person

snake2 of 2verb

to crawl, wind, or move like a snake

snakelike 例句

1 “You see the Yanvalou,” he added, referring to the snakelike torso undulations that characterize “Take Me to the Water.”

2 Human infants do pay special attention to images of snakes and snakelike movements, though without necessarily being scared.

3 Like most drakons, it was wingless, longer, and more snakelike than a dragon, and it looked hungry.

4 These snakes are usually found in Northern California, rather than Southern California, where Twentynine Palms is located.

5 Gervais’ David Brent, who oozed snakelike self-satisfaction, never gave you that impression.

6 Duodenoscopes are long, snakelike cameras inserted into the upper part of the small intestine through the mouth to diagnose and treat diseases of the pancreas and the bile duct.

7 Walking among the giant trees with their snakelike lianas, or vines, hanging down, Roosevelt noted the stillness and silence in the forest.

8 snakes are cold-blooded, so they regulate their body temperature by alternately basking in sunlight and seeking shade

9 It had two legs near the front of its long, snakelike body, and it used them to propel itself around the barn in pursuit of the feline house spirit.

10 Small fish float belly-up alongside snakelike tubes of irrigation piping.

11 The bear halted, then reared up to full height for attack, red eyes glinting savagely, neck up-stretched and head weaving from side to side in a menacing, snakelike way.

12 Mr. Abraham noted that everything from Hank Williams’s name and “snakelike vibe” to his defiant independence contribute to his long-lasting coolness.

13 Photos show color variation of Trinidadian sipo snakes.

14 “It doesn’t matter where the money comes from if no one ever looks,” one snakelike character connected to the PAC tries to reassure another.

15 These insects are masters of disguise, acquiring false eyespots in their larva stage to give them a snakelike look.

这些昆虫是伪装大师，在幼虫阶段就获得假眼点，使得它们看起来像蛇。

16 I’m staring into the snakelike eyes of President Snow.

17 Always, as they fed, one of their number was on guard, its head erect and snakelike.

18 This multipronged approach revealed that while other reptiles have evolved many snakelike traits -- 25 different groups of lizards also lost their limbs, for instance -- only snakes experienced this level of explosive diversification.

19 He pointed to a tall plant with snakelike branches.

20 “And it’s hard to think of an actor with a naturally hungrier look than Ron Cephas Jones, the tall, beanpole-thin, snakelike actor who portrays the title character.”