1·The woman responds to the serpent's queries by saying that eating and even touching the tree is forbidden on pain of death.
面对蛇的询问，女人回答说，果树绝对不能吃，甚至连碰都不行，否则就会死。
2·You're a serpent; and there's no use denying it.
你是条蛇；而且你否认也没用。
3·When Eve came near the tree one day, the serpent called her. He gave her an apple and said, "Here. Take this apple and eat it."
一天，夏娃来到树旁，那条蛇叫她。他给了她一个苹果，说：“给你。把这个苹果拿去吃吧。”
4·In his left hand he confidently wields a writhing two-headed serpent, which represents his eventual mastery of the deadly two-sided lightsaber.
他用左手自负地挥动着一条盘绕的两头蛇，这代表他最终掌握了致命的双面光剑。
5·Shadows at the fall and spring equinoxes are said to look like a snake crawling down the steps, similar to the carved serpent at the top.
据说，在秋分与春分日，太阳阴影会像蛇一样从台阶上爬行而下，与顶端雕刻的巨蛇相似。
1·Like Milton's Sin, Spenser's Errour is half woman, half serpent, and in a lot of ways she embodies the very problem of religious error.
就像弥尔顿笔下的罪恶之神，斯潘塞笔下的错误是一位半女人半毒蛇的怪物，她从各个方面具体化了宗教错误。
2·The Serpent tempted Eve to pick the forbidden fruit.
那条毒蛇诱使夏娃摘取禁果。
3·I can see about me all those cracked forebears of mine dancing around the bed consoling me egging me on lashing me with their serpent tongues grinning and leering at me with their skulking skulls.
我可以看到我的疯狂的祖先围着床在跳舞，他们宽慰我、给我打气、用毒蛇般的舌头抽打我、用藏在暗处的脑袋朝我嘻笑。
4·Shylock: : What! Wouldst thou have a serpent sting thee twice?
夏洛克：什么！你愿意让毒蛇咬两次吗？ ？
5·Those who give you a serpent when you ask for a fish, may have nothing but serpents to give. It is then generosity on their part.
你向他们求鱼而却给你毒蛇的那些人，也许他们只有毒蛇可给。那么在他们一方面就算是慷慨的了。
1·A black serpent, draped overher hand.
听诊器垂挂在她手中，就像一条黑色的大蛇。
2·The Serpent represents Psychic Power and Energy, and the Serpent Holder is one who can hold these energies and use them for the benefit of Humanity and the Planet!
大蛇代表着精神力量与能量，而这个蛇之持有者是那个能够持有这些能量的人，使用它们利益整个人类和星球！
3·No. The Grail has gone. When Excalibur is likewise gone, I shall return to the darkness and the cold, to this place where a dull serpent can sleep without dreaming.
不，圣杯去了，就像王者之剑离开了一样，我应该回到又冷又黑的地方去，只有在那一条迟钝的大蛇才能无梦安眠。
4·Tnext day to our great terror, we saw the serpent again.
在第二天，我们非常的恐吓着，我们又见到那个大蛇了。“喔！”
5·At night we went to sleep on the seashore, but were awakened by the noise of a serpent of surprising length and thickness, whose scales made a rustling noise as he moved himself along.
在夜间我们睡在海岛之上，但是都被奇长奇厚的大蛇的声音所惊醒了，牠的鳞发着一种沙沙之声当牠独自动着的时候。