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1 snake
sneik
1. noun(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.) serpiente
2. verb(to move like a snake: He snaked his way through the narrow tunnel.) serpentear- snake-charmer
snake n serpiente / culebratr[sneɪk]1 figurative use (river, road, etc) serpentear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLsnake charmer encantador,-ra de serpientessnake in the grass traidor,-ra, judas nombre masculinosnakes and ladders (el juego de) la ocasnake ['sneɪk] n: culebra f, serpiente fn.• bicha s.f.• culebra s.f.• serpiente s.f.• sierpe s.f.
I sneɪka snake in the grass — un traidor, un judas
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intransitive verb \<\<river/road\>\> serpentear[sneɪk]1.N serpiente f ; (harmless) culebra fa snake in the grass — (fig) un traidor
2.VI3.CPDsnake charmer N — encantador(a) m / f de serpientes
snakes and ladders NSING — ≈ juego m de la oca
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I [sneɪk]a snake in the grass — un traidor, un judas
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intransitive verb \<\<river/road\>\> serpentear -
2 bite
1. past tense - bit; verb(to seize, grasp or tear (something) with the teeth or jaws: The dog bit his leg; He was bitten by a mosquito.) morder, picar (pez, i2etc/i2)
2. noun1) (an act of biting or the piece or place bitten: a bite from the apple; a mosquito bite.) mordisco; picadura2) (the nibble of a fish on the end of one's line: I've been fishing for hours without a bite.) picada•- biting- bite the dust
bite1 n1. mordisco2. picadura / mordedura3. bocadobite2 vb1. morderbe careful, my dog bites cuidado, que mi perro muerde2. picartr[baɪt]1 (act) mordisco2 (of insect) picadura3 (of dog etc) mordedura4 (of food) bocado5 (incisiveness) mordacidad nombre femenino6 (grip of wheel, cog) agarre nombre masculino1 morder2 (insect, snake) picar3 (grip) agarrar1 morder■ be careful, it bites ten cuidado, que muerde2 (insect, snake) picar3 (fish) picar4 (grip) agarrarse5 (recession etc) apretar, hacerse sentir, hacerse notar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a bite probar bocadoto bite the bullet apechugarto bite the dust morder el polvoto bite the hand that feeds one volverse en contra de su bienhechorto bite somebody's head off echar un rapapolvo a alguiento bite off more than one can chew abarcar demasiadoto be bitten by something (hobby, interest) estar obsesionado,-a por algowhat's bitten you? ¿qué mosca te ha picado?once bitten twice shy gato escaldado del agua fría huye1) : morder2) sting: picar3) puncture: punzar, pinchar4) grip: agarrarbite vi1) : morderthat dog bites: ese perro muerde2) sting: picar (dícese de un insecto), cortar (dícese del viento)3) : picarthe fish are biting now: ya están picando los peces4) grab: agarrarsebite n1) biting: mordisco m, dentellada f2) snack: bocado ma bite to eat: algo de comer3) : picadura f (de un insecto), mordedura f (de un animal)4) sharpness: mordacidad f, penetración fn.• bocado s.m.• dentellada s.f.• mordacidad s.f.• mordedura s.f.• mordisco s.m.• picada s.f.• picadura (de mosca) s.f.• piscolabis s.m.• refrigerio s.m.• resquemor s.m.v.(§ p.,p.p.: bit, bitten) = abocar v.• adentellar v.• dentellear v.• morder v.• picar v.• resquemar v.
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1. baɪt(past bit; past p bitten) transitive verb \<\<person/dog\>\> morder*; \<\<bug\>\> picar*to bite one's nails — comerse or morderse* las uñas
once bitten, twice shy — el gato escaldado del agua fría huye
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vi1)a) \<\<person/dog\>\> morder*; \<\<mosquito\>\> picar*; \<\<wind/frost\>\> cortarto bite into something — darle* un mordisco a algo, hincarle* el diente a algo
to bite on something — morder* algo
b) ( take bait) \<\<fish\>\> picar*2) \<\<law/recession\>\> hacerse* sentir•Phrasal Verbs:
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to have o get two bites at the cherry — (BrE) tener* una segunda oportunidad
2) c ( wound - from insect) picadura f; (- from dog, snake) mordedura f3) c ( snack) (colloq) (no pl) bocado mto have a bite (to eat) — comer un bocado, comer algo
4) ua) ( of flavor) lo fuerteb) ( sharpness) mordacidad f[baɪt] (vb: pt bit) (pp bitten)1. N1) (=act) mordisco m ; (=wound) [of dog, snake etc] mordedura f ; [of insect] picadura f ; (=toothmark) dentellada fto take a bite out of — [+ apple etc] dar un mordisco a; (esp US) (fig) [+ savings, budget] llevarse un pellizco de
- put the bite on sb2) * [of food] bocado mdo you fancy a bite (to eat)? — ¿te apetece algo (de comer)?
3) (Fishing)are you getting any bites? — ¿están picando?
4) (fig) (=sharpness) mordacidad f ; [of food, drink] fuerza fa speech with bite — un discurso mordaz or incisivo
2. VT1) [dog, person] morder; [bird, fish, insect] picarit won't bite (you)! * — ¡no te va a morder!, ¡no muerde!
to bite one's nails — comerse or morderse las uñas
what's biting you? * — ¿qué mosca te ha picado? *
to get bitten * — (=be cheated) dejarse timar
- bite the bullet- bite the dust- bite one's lip or tongue2) [acid] corroer; (Mech) asir, trabar3. VI1) [dog, person] morder; [insect, fish] picar2) (fig) [cuts, inflation etc] hacerse sentir- bite off- bite on* * *
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1. [baɪt](past bit; past p bitten) transitive verb \<\<person/dog\>\> morder*; \<\<bug\>\> picar*to bite one's nails — comerse or morderse* las uñas
once bitten, twice shy — el gato escaldado del agua fría huye
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vi1)a) \<\<person/dog\>\> morder*; \<\<mosquito\>\> picar*; \<\<wind/frost\>\> cortarto bite into something — darle* un mordisco a algo, hincarle* el diente a algo
to bite on something — morder* algo
b) ( take bait) \<\<fish\>\> picar*2) \<\<law/recession\>\> hacerse* sentir•Phrasal Verbs:
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to have o get two bites at the cherry — (BrE) tener* una segunda oportunidad
2) c ( wound - from insect) picadura f; (- from dog, snake) mordedura f3) c ( snack) (colloq) (no pl) bocado mto have a bite (to eat) — comer un bocado, comer algo
4) ua) ( of flavor) lo fuerteb) ( sharpness) mordacidad f -
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s.1 mordisco (de persona, perro); picadura (de insecto); mordedura picadura (de serpiente)2 bocado (mouthful)3 chispa (agudeza, fiereza) (de discurso, habla, artículo)4 bocadillo, refrigerio, bocado, un poco de comida.5 mordida.vt.1 morder (de persona, perro); picar (de insecto, víbora)to bite the hand that feeds you morder la mano que nos da de comeronce bitten twice shy (Prov) gato escaldado del agua fría huye, el que se quemó con leche, ve una vaca y llora (RP)3 punzar, picar (bug).4 murmurar o satirizar, hiriendo la fama de alguno.5 engañar, clavar, defraudar.6 mordedura, la acción de picar el pez el cebo del anzuelo.7 bocado.8 engaño.9 engañador, impostor, ladrón, ratero.10 picadura (wound from insect).11 bocado (snack).12 lo fuerte (de sabor).13 corroer, carcomer.vi.1 morder (person, dog); picar (insect, snake)2 hacerse notar (sentido figurado) -
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'æntidout(a medicine etc which is given to prevent a poison acting on a person etc: If you are bitten by a poisonous snake, you have to be given an antidote.) antídototr['æntɪdəʊt]1 antídotoantidote ['æntɪ.do:t] n: antídoto mn.• antídoto s.m.• contraveneno s.m.• triaca s.f.'æntɪdəʊtantidote (to o for something) — antídoto m (contra algo)
['æntɪdǝʊt]N (Med) antídoto m (for, to contra); (fig) remedio m (for, to contra, para)* * *['æntɪdəʊt]antidote (to o for something) — antídoto m (contra algo)
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