WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| serpentine adj | (like a snake) | serpentino adj |
| | The serpentine vines hung down from the trees and coiled on the forest floor. |
| serpentine adj | (winding) | serpenteante adj |
| | | sinuoso/a adj |
| | (poético) | serpentino adj |
| | The serpentine road through the mountains can be dangerous in the winter. |
| serpentine adj | figurative (cunning) | astuto/a adj |
| serpentine⇒ vi | (path, etc.: wind) | serpentear⇒ vi |
| | The trail serpentines through the mountains for miles before reaching the valley below. |
| serpentine n | (mineral) | serpentina nf |
| | This region is known for the abundant serpentine that can be found in its hills. |
| serpentine n | (horseback riding) (cabalgata) | serpentina nf |
| | The riders practiced serpentines with the young horses all afternoon. |
| serpentine n | historical (cannon) | serpentín nm |
| | The army made use of serpentines extensively during this war. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
the Serpentine,
the Serpentine River n | (lake in London) | el Serpentine n propio m |
'serpentine' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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