蛇[she]是脊索动物门、爬行纲下的一类动物。体细长，分为头、躯干和尾三部分，无四肢或在低等蛇类横裂的泄殖孔两侧有爪状的后肢遗迹；周身被鳞；头部形状各异，鼻孔位于吻侧，但终生海栖的海蛇科（Hydrophidae）种类则居于吻背；眼球外有保护性的透明皮肤，瞳孔圆形、垂直椭圆形或水平椭圆形，无活动性眼睑，晶体几呈圆球形；舌细长分叉；前颌骨（仅蟒科蛇类具齿）、上颌骨、腭骨、翼骨和齿骨上附生着齿尖后弯的牙齿，然而齿的大小、数目及其结构则随不同蛇种而异；尾部明显地短于头体长。
蛇用英文怎么写？
snake
英 [sneɪk] 美 [sneɪk]
n.蛇
v.曲折前行;蛇行;蜿蜒伸展
第三人称单数： snakes 复数： snakes 现在分词： snaking 过去式： snaked 过去分词： snaked
snake的双语例句
1.The badger and the snake had a ferocious battle in the woods.
獾和蛇在树林里进行了一场恶斗。
2.There's no snake known that will habitually attack human beings unless threatened with its life
除非自己的生命受到了威胁，已知的蛇中还没有习惯性地攻击人类的。
3.A snake can coil itself up or coil around a branch.
蛇能将身子盘起来，或者盘在树枝上。
4.The snake has crawled into a hole.
那条蛇爬进洞里。
5.The snake curled up in the long grass.
那条蛇在深草里把身子蜷做一团。
snake的常见句型
用作名词 (n.)
1.He was bitten by a poisonous snake.
他被毒蛇咬了。
2.The snake's bite is sometimes poisonous.
蛇的唾液往往有毒。
3.Not all snakes are poisonous.
并非所有的蛇都有毒。
snake的常用短语
用作名词 (n.)
a snake in the grass
伪装成朋友的阴险的人 deceitful or treacherous person who pretends to be a friend
snake的词汇搭配
用作名词 (n.)
动词+snake
capture a snake 捕蛇
charm a snake 耍蛇,玩蛇
fear a snake 怕蛇
kill a snake 打死一条蛇
pick up a snake 拾起一条蛇
raise snakes 养蛇
train a snake 驯蛇
wake asnake 将蛇弄醒
形容词+snake
black snake 黑蛇
dangerous snake 危险的蛇
dreadful snake 可怕的蛇
large snake 大蛇
poisonous snake 毒蛇
small snake 小蛇
名词+snake
grass snake 草蛇
snake的近义词
serpent 蛇
viper 毒蛇
Sea Serpent 水蛇座
bend 弯曲
meander 缓慢而弯曲地流动
turn 翻转
twist 缠绕
wind 风
curl 卷曲
vein 静脉
coil 卷
Snake River 斯内克河
snake in the grass 隐敌
hydra （希腊神话中的）九头蛇
ophidian 蛇类的
snake的真题例句
1.The snake has been named silver boa because it is metal-coloured and the first specimen found was climbing a silver palm tree.
出自-四级2017年6月听力原文
2.The scientist confirmed the snake was a previously unknown species after conducting a genetic analysis of tissue samples.
出自-四级2017年6月听力原文
3.Scientists identified 20 of the one-meter-long snakes during two trips to the Caribbean islands.
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4.A new species of snake has been discovered on a remote island in the Bahamas.
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5.Commenting on the find, snake expert Robert Henderson, from the milwaukee Museum of Natural history, said: "Worldwide new species of frogs are being discovered and described quite regularly."
2017年6月四级真题（第二套）听力 Section A
