English ⇄ German

snake [sneɪk] n
gen.	Schlange f; sich schlängeln
coal.	Rückwelle f
construct.	Einziehband n; Schlammrute f; Reinigungsdraht m
el.	Einziehdraht m
emerg.care	Schlange f
environ.	Schlangen f
fin.	Mechanismus zur Steuerung der Währungsschwankungen
industr., construct., met.	Längsbruch m; Längsriss m
mun.plan., construct.	Ziehseil n
transp.	Bowdenzug m
snakes n
gen.	Schlangen f
nat.sc., agric.	Schlangen f (Serpentes)
reptil.	Schlangen f (Serpentes)
to snake [sneɪk] n
coal.	abwinkeln
snake Any reptile of the suborder Ophidia, typically having a scaly cylindrical limbless body, fused eyelids, and a jaw modified for swallowing large prey: includes venomous forms such as cobras and rattlesnakes, large nonvenomous constrictors, and small harmless types such as the grass snake [sneɪk] n
environ.	Schlangen f
snaked v
gen.	kroch
snaking ['sneɪkɪŋ] v
earth.sc., transp.	Schlängeln
English thesaurus
snake [sneɪk] abbr.
abbr., dril.	wire line grip
SNAKE [sneɪk] abbr.
abbr., mil., avia.	super-normal attitude kinetic enhancement
abbr., scottish	Supernatural Kinetic Enhancement

snake: 935 phrases in 32 subjects

Agriculture	3
American usage, not spelling	2
Amphibians and reptiles	748
Astronomy	1
Biology	7
Coal	2
Construction	1
Drilling	1
Economy	2
Emergency medical care	1
Entomology	2
Environment	3
Finances	4
Fish farming pisciculture	3
Food industry	4
General	69
Health care	1
High energy physics	1
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Ichthyology	9
Information technology	1
International Monetary Fund	5
Life sciences	6
Mammals	2
Medical	9
Mining	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	12
Natural sciences	11
Ornithology	10
Transport	1
Weapons and gunsmithing	1
Zoology	8