cobra in Chinese
cobra in Chinese is 眼鏡蛇, 眼镜蛇 — cobra means a venomous snake, especially of the genus Naja, known for flaring the skin of its neck into a hood when threatened.
cobra in Chinese
What does "cobra" mean?
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noun A venomous snake, especially of the genus Naja, known for flaring the skin of its neck into a hood when threatened.
"The snake charmer played his flute as the cobra swayed and spread its hood."
cobra in a sentence
- The snake charmer played his flute as the cobra swayed and spread its hood.
- A king cobra can grow longer than any other venomous snake.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cobra" in Chinese?
"cobra" in Chinese is 眼鏡蛇, 眼镜蛇. cobra means: A venomous snake, especially of the genus Naja, known for flaring the skin of its neck into a hood when threatened.
How do you pronounce 眼鏡蛇?
"cobra" in Chinese is 眼鏡蛇, pronounced "yǎn jìng shé".
How do you use "cobra" in a sentence?
Example: "The snake charmer played his flute as the cobra swayed and spread its hood." In Chinese, "cobra" is 眼鏡蛇, 眼镜蛇.
Are there other ways to say "cobra" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "cobra": 眼鏡蛇, 眼镜蛇.