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1 Schlange
f; -, -n2. fig. (Menschenschlange) queue, bes. Am. line; (Autoschlange) line (Brit. queue) (of cars); eine lange Schlange auch a long line of people; Schlange stehen, sich in eine Schlange stellen queue (up), bes. Am. stand in line, line up ( alle um, nach for)* * *die Schlange(Tier) serpent; snake;(Warteschlange) queue; line-up* * *Schlạn|ge ['ʃlaŋə]f -, -n1) snake, serpent (liter); (fig = Frau) Jezebeldie Schlange (Astron) — Serpens, the Serpent
Schlange stehen — to queue (up) (Brit), to stand in line (US)
* * *die1) (a line of people waiting for something or to do something: a queue for the bus.) queue2) (a snake.) serpent3) (any of a group of legless reptiles with long bodies that move along on the ground with a twisting movement, many of which have a poisonous bite: He was bitten by a snake and nearly died.) snake* * *Schlan·ge<-, -n>[ˈʃlaŋə]f[irgendwo] \Schlange stehen to queue up [somewhere], to stand in line [somewhere] AM5.* * *die; Schlange, Schlangen1) snake2) (MenschenSchlange) queue; line (Amer.)Schlange stehen — queue; stand in line (Amer.)
* * *1. ZOOL snake; BIBEL serpent; ASTRON Serpent;(falsche) Schlange fig snake in the grasseine lange Schlange auch a long line of people;Schlange stehen, sich in eine Schlange stellen queue (up), besonders US stand in line, line up ( alleum, nach for)* * *die; Schlange, Schlangen1) snake2) (MenschenSchlange) queue; line (Amer.)Schlange stehen — queue; stand in line (Amer.)
* * *-n f.(Menschen-, Auto (<-s>)-)= line (US) n.queue (UK) n. -n f.line (US) n.queue (UK) n.serpent n.snake n. -
2 Schlange
Schlan·ge <-, -n> [ʼʃlaŋə] f[irgendwo] \Schlange stehen to queue up [somewhere], to stand in line [somewhere] (Am)(Kühl\Schlange) cooling spiral [or coil];WENDUNGEN:eine \Schlange am Busen nähren ( geh) to cherish a viper in one's bosom;sich winden wie eine \Schlange to go through all sorts of contortions
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