蛇 se⁴ {shé}

(slang) 1. to take a break; (slang) 1. Illegal immigrants; (loanword of sir) male police officer or male teacher

虵〔蛇〕 {shé}

1. snake
2. serpent
3. CL: 條

蛇 se⁴ {shé}

1. snake
2. serpent
3. CL: 條

蛇竇〔-窦〕 se⁴ dau⁶ {shé dòu}

a hidden place to relax and chill (spoken)

蛇匪 se⁴ fei² {shé fěi}

Criminals that are illegal immigrants

蛇羹 se⁴ gang¹ {shé gēng}

snake soup

蛇果 se⁴ gwo² {shé guǒ}

red delicious (type of apple)

蛇行 se⁴ hang⁴ {shé xíng}

to take a zigzag course; to creep along; to move with body on the ground; to crawl

蛇口 se⁴ hau² {Shé kǒu}

Shekou, place in China

蛇殼〔-壳〕 se⁴ hok³ {shé ké}

Snake Slough

蛇宴 se⁴ jin³ {shé yàn}

banquet that serves snakes as the main dishes

蛇蛻〔-蜕〕 se⁴ teoi³ {shé tuì}

Serpentis Periostracum; the slough of a snake

蛇脫 se⁴ tyut³ {shé tuì}

Serpentis Periostracum; the slough of a snake

蛇王 se⁴ wong⁴ {shé wáng}

(noun) an expert who is familiar with snakes; (of people) lazybones; loafer; (slang) (verb) to slack off (from doing something); to loaf on the job; to goof off; to play hooky; (adjective) lazy

蛇仔 se⁴ zai² {shé zǎi}

literal meaning or translation: small snake(s); the driver's assistant whose job is to help with maintaining the vehicles and to solicit customers; a middleman who helps loansharks to solicit customers

蛇膽〔-胆〕 se⁴ daam² {shé dǎn}

snake gall (used in TCM)

蛇鵰〔-雕〕 se⁴ diu¹ {shé diāo}

(Chinese bird species) crested serpent eagle (Spilornis cheela)

蛇島〔-岛〕 se⁴ dou² {Shé dǎo}

Shedao or Snake island in Bohai sea 渤海 off Lüshun 旅順 on the tip of the Liaoning peninsula, small rocky island famous for snakes

蛇毒 se⁴ duk⁶ {shé dú}

snake venom

蛇管 se⁴ gun² {shé guǎn}

flexible hose

蛇蒿 se⁴ hou¹ {shé hāo}

tarragon

蛇形 se⁴ jing⁴ {shé xíng}

1. S-shaped
2. serpentine
3. coiled like a snake

蛇年 se⁴ nin⁴ {shé nián}

Year of the Snake (e.g. 2001)

蛇皮 se⁴ pei⁴ {shé pí}

snake skin

蛇頭〔-头〕 se⁴ tau⁴ {shé tóu}

1. head of a snake
2. human smuggler

蛇足 se⁴ zuk¹ {shé zú}

1. lit. legs on a snake
2. sth superfluous

蛇都死 se⁴ dou¹ sei² {shé dōu sǐ}

too late (spoken)

蛇喱眼 se⁴ lei² ngaan⁵ {shé lí yǎn}

looking down on one; peeking (slang)

蛇皮袋 se⁴ pei⁴ doi² {shé pí dài}

polypropylene woven bag, typically referring to the red-white-blue nylon canvas bag that is commonly used in Asia

蛇島蝮〔-岛-〕 se⁴ dou² fuk¹ {Shé dǎo fù}

Snake island viper (Gloydius shedaoensis), feeding on migrating birds

蛇毒素 se⁴ duk⁶ sou³ {shé dú sù}

snake toxin

蛇夫座 se⁴ fu¹ zo⁶ {Shé fū zuò}

Ophiuchus (constellation)

蛇綠岩〔-绿-〕 se⁴ luk⁶ ngaam⁴ {shé lǜ yán}

ophiolite (geology)

蛇龍珠〔-龙-〕 se⁴ lung⁴ zyu¹ {Shé lóng zhū}

Cabernet Gernischt (grape type)

蛇麻草 se⁴ maa⁴ cou² {shé má cǎo}

hop (Humulus lupulus), climbing plant whose flower cones are used in brewing beer

蛇紋岩〔-纹-〕 se⁴ man⁴ ngaam⁴ {shé wén yán}

serpentine (geology)

蛇紋石〔-纹-〕 se⁴ man⁴ sek⁶ {shé wén shí}

serpentine (geology)

蛇皮果 se⁴ pei⁴ gwo² {shé pí guǒ}

salak (Salacca zalacca) (fruit)

蛇見硫磺〔-见--〕 se⁴ gin³ lau⁴ wong⁴ {shé jiàn liú huáng}

clashing with each other

蛇鼠一窩〔---窝〕 se⁴ syu² jat¹ wo¹ {shé shǔ yì wō}

an idiom used to describe a group of people in the same syndicate and have the same intention (normally illicit or unpleasant intention) to carry out something harmful to others. Literally "snake and rat in the same nest"; act in collusion with each other

蛇頭鼠眼〔-头--〕 se⁴ tau⁴ syu² ngaan⁵ {shé tóu shǔ yǎn}

(slang) (adjective) (of facial features) wily and devious looking; untrustworthy appearance; shifty looking

蛇綠混雜〔-绿-杂〕 se⁴ luk⁶ wan⁶ zaap⁶ {shé lǜ hùn zá}

ophiolite melange (geology)

蛇綠混雜岩〔-绿-杂-〕 se⁴ luk⁶ wan⁶ zaap⁶ ngaam⁴ {shé lǜ hùn zá yán}

ophiolite (geology)

蛇綠混雜岩帶〔-绿-杂-带〕 se⁴ luk⁶ wan⁶ zaap⁶ ngaam⁴ daai³ {shé lǜ hùn zá yán dài}

ophiolite belt (geology)

蛇有蛇路，鼠有鼠路 se⁴ jau⁵ se⁴ lou⁶ syu² jau⁵ syu² lou⁶ {shé yǒu shé lù shǔ yǒu shǔ lù}