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Meanings of snake in English
A tributary of the Columbia River that rises in Wyoming and flows westward; discovered in 1805 by the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Usage of snake in English
1
Two statues; one, triton struggles with snake; in the other, with fish.
2
Those three mobile units orbiting the second planet, they're snake-controlled still, right?
3
Kill me; and you will find another snake in the garden tomorrow.
4
A Merseyside police spokesman said: The snake is a four-year-old boa constrictor.
5
Either way, the simulations are important steps toward understanding the flying snake.
6
The stick missed the snake and fell immediately in front of Egbert.
7
Morgan remained aware of every cop and every possible snake near her.
8
However, you probably would never have thought of snake catching being one.
9
Through this opening the snake glided and disappeared in the semi-dark hallway.
10
The cobra, or spectacled snake, is the most poisonous snake in India.
11
No more than the bite of a harmless snake in the grass.
12
Presently the wicked-looking head of a large snake rose in the air.
13
At Ouyang's request, she started listing the wonderful effects of the snake.
14
The next week he came upon a water snake swallowing a frog.
15
You are going to have a dream soon about a large snake.
16
A snake slithered across the path earlier this morning, the assistant says.
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United States of America
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South Africa
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Australia
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