cobra
cobra 英 [ˈkəʊbrə] 美 [ˈkoʊbrə]
n. 眼镜蛇；（澳）头颅
名词复数:cobras
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- n. 眼镜蛇；（澳）头颅
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1. The mongoose’s quick reflexes help it dodge the cobra’s defensive bite, and its powerful jaws can dispatch a snake in one blow.
猫鼬快速的反应可以帮助他躲避眼镜蛇的防御性攻击，它有力的下颚能够一下子杀死一条蛇。
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2. Sometimes an attacking mongoose is bitten, but it has another line of defense against the venom — its acetylcholine receptor has also evolved so that the cobra neurotoxin cannot bind to it.
有时猫鼬也会被咬到，但它还有除了反应之外的第二种防御毒液的方式——它的乙酰胆碱受体同样进化到了不怕眼镜蛇神经毒素的地步。
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3. It depicts the familiar eye of Horus, a symbol of protection from evil, flanked by the cobra goddess representing Lower Egypt and the vulture goddess representing Upper Egypt.
它代表荷卢斯之眼，是受邪恶力量保护的象征。 左右两侧分别点缀着眼镜蛇女神（象征下埃及）和兀鹰女神（象征上埃及）。
- cobra (n.) venomous hooded snake found in India and neighboring regions, 1802, short for cobra capello (1670s), from Portuguese cobra de capello, literally "serpent of the hood," from Latin colubra "a snake, female serpent" (source of French couleuvre "adder"), which is of uncertain origin. So called for the expandable loose skin about its neck. The word came to English via Portuguese colonies in India, where the native name is nag (see naga).
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