snake

US /sneɪk/
UK /sneɪk/
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1.

serpiente

a long, limbless reptile which has no eyelids, a short tail, and jaws that are capable of opening very wide.

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A venomous snake slithered through the grass.
Una serpiente venenosa se deslizó por la hierba.
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He has a fear of snakes.
Le tiene miedo a las serpientes.
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serpentviper
2.

serpiente, traidor

a treacherous or deceitful person

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He's a real snake, always trying to trick people.
Es una verdadera serpiente, siempre tratando de engañar a la gente.
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Beware of that man; he's a total snake.
Ten cuidado con ese hombre; es una serpiente total.
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traitordeceiverbackstabberbetrayerdouble-crosser
1.

serpentear, ondular

to move in a winding or twisting course, like a snake

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The river snaked through the valley.
El río se serpenteaba por el valle.
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The path snaked up the hillside.
El sendero se serpenteaba por la ladera.
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windtwistmeandercoilzigzag
2.

colarse, engañar

to move in a stealthy or treacherous manner

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He tried to snake his way into the conversation.
Intentó colarse en la conversación.
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Don't let him snake your ideas.
No dejes que te robe las ideas.
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sneakcreepslitherstealpilfer
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garter snakegrass snakehognose snakecoral snakeharlequin-snakeindigo snakehoop snake