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

• Last year, some guy snaked his wave.
  去年有个家伙抢了他的浪。
• The train snaked its way among the mountains.
  火车在山中蜿蜒而行。
• The army snaked through the jungle.
  军队迂回通过了这片丛林。
• 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。
• The road snaked into the woods.
  小路蜿蜒入林间。
• 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。
• 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。
• A train snaked into sight.
  一辆火车蜿蜒曲折驶进了视野。
• The road snaked through forested mountains
  道路在林间蜿蜒延伸。
• A knotted line of sheets trailing from a room high up in one damaged apartment block snaked to the ground below showing how resourceful people had been when their stairways had been destroyed.
  一条用床单打结连成的绳子从一栋残余的单元楼的高处一直垂到地面，这是在楼梯被摧毁后聪明的人们想出的逃生办法。