snaked

英 [sneɪkt]

美 [sneɪkt]

v.  曲折前行; 蛇行; 蜿蜒伸展
snake的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• 蛇
  Asnakeis a long, thin reptile without legs.
• VERB 蜿蜒而行;曲折而行
  Something thatsnakesin a particular direction goes in that direction in a line with a lot of bends.
  1. The road snaked through forested mountains...
     道路在林间蜿蜒延伸。
  2. The three-mile procession snaked its way through the richest streets of the capital.
     3 英里长的游行队伍弯弯曲曲地穿过了首都最繁华的街道。

双语例句

• A train snaked into sight.
  一辆火车蜿蜒曲折驶进了视野。
• Last year, some guy snaked his wave.
  去年有个家伙抢了他的浪。
• A centipede snaked swiftly away.
  一只蜈蚣飞快地爬开了。
• We snaked our way among the merchants and the beggars, wandered through narrow alleys cramped with rows of tiny, tightly packed stalls.
  我们在商人和乞丐中蜿蜒前进，穿过那些小店云集的拥挤过道。
• The train snaked its way among the mountains.
  火车在山中蜿蜒而行。
• The river snaked away into the distance.
  那条河蜿蜒曲折流向远方。
• Half of them had collapsed, pulled down by the weight of the grey moss that draped them and the thick black vines that snaked upward from the water.
  厚重的灰色苔藓覆盖了它，又黑又粗的黑色藤蔓从水中蛇形而上缠绕着桥拱，它们的重量压垮了它，桥已经半塌了。
• The three-mile procession snaked its way through the richest streets of the capital.
  3英里长的游行队伍弯弯曲曲地穿过了首都最繁华的街道。
• The road snaked through forested mountains, past the village of San Antonio.
  这条路在林木覆盖的山上蜿蜒前行，经过圣安东尼奥村。
• Queues snaked around schools and churches converted into polling stations as eager citizens gathered despite heavy rain on October11th.
  十月十一日这天，虽然下着大雨，但学校和教堂里，排队等待投票的人们排成了长队，跃跃欲试。