n.蛇，(尤指)大蛇

原形：serpent复数：serpents

The ancient Egyptians worshiped a serpent god named Apophis.
古埃及人崇拜一个名叫阿波菲斯的蛇神。
The magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat, much to the amazement of the audience, but little did they know there was a serpent coiled within his cloak.
魔术师从帽子里拉出一只兔子，令观众惊叹不已，但他们不知道他的斗篷里藏着一条盘绕的蛇。
In the Garden of Eden, it was a serpent who tempted Eve with the forbidden fruit.
在伊甸园中，是一条蛇诱惑夏娃吃了禁果。
The brave knight confronted the venomous serpent guarding the entrance to the dragon's lair.
勇敢的骑士面对着毒蛇，它守卫着龙巢的入口。
The symbol of medicine, the caduceus, features two serpents intertwined around a staff.
医学的象征—— caduceus（双蛇杖），描绘了两条蛇缠绕在一根手杖上。
The indigenous tribe believed that the giant serpent living in the lake was a deity demanding annual sacrifices.
这个土著部落相信湖中居住的巨蟒是要求年度祭祀的神灵。
The researcher studied the fascinating patterns on the serpent's skin, which helped it blend into its jungle environment seamlessly.
研究员研究了蛇皮上迷人的图案，这些图案帮助它完美地融入了丛林环境。
According to Greek mythology, the Lernaean Hydra was a many-headed serpent-like monster that grew two heads for every one cut off.
根据希腊神话，勒尔涅的九头蛇是一个多头蛇形怪兽，每砍掉一个头就会再长出两个。
The serpent slithered silently through the tall grass, its eyes fixed on the unsuspecting prey.
蛇悄无声息地滑过高高的草丛，眼睛紧盯着毫无察觉的猎物。
She wore a golden serpent-shaped bracelet, a family heirloom passed down for generations.
她戴着一只金蛇形状的手镯，这是代代相传的家族传家宝。