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dragon如何读

英：[ˈdræɡən]

美：[ˈdræɡən]

dragon英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]龙 a big dangerous animal with fire in its mouth, that you only find in stories
[C]凶恶的人,悍妇 fierce person, especially a woman

dragon是什么意思

n. (名词)

龙
凶猛的人，凶暴的人
严格而警惕的女监护人，严格凶狠的监护人
<古>巨蛇，大蛇
豺
龙骑枪
佩带龙骑枪的士兵
飞龙旗
【动】飞蜥，飞龙
【天】（大写）天龙星座
悍妇，母夜叉
“飞龙”（美国研制的一种轰炸机）

adj. (形容词)

龙的，像龙的

dragon自然拼读

drag·on

drae gn

dragon变形

复数:dragons

dragon英英释义

n.
- a creature of Teutonic mythology; usually represented as breathing fire and having a reptilian body and sometimes wings
- a fiercely vigilant and unpleasant woman
- a faint constellation twisting around the north celestial pole and lying between Ursa Major and Cepheus
- any of several small tropical Asian lizards capable of gliding by spreading winglike membranes on each side of the body

dragon词组

dragon boat龙船，龙舟

dragon boat festival端午节

chinese dragon麒麟

dragon dance舞龙

like a dragon猛烈地；凶猛地

red dragon红龙；红龙石

dragon warrior龙战士；龙之武士（功夫熊猫中的称号）；神龙大侠；龙勇士

green dragon[植]绿龙

dragon ball七龙珠（动画片）

dragon lady母夜叉；傲慢专横或残暴的妇女；有魅力的神秘妇女

komodo dragon科摩多龙（世界上最巨大的蜥蜴）

chase the dragon吸食海洛因，服用毒品

dragon robe龙袍

dragon词源中文解释

公元13世纪中期， dragoun，一种神话中的动物，被许多种族和民族所共同构思，源自古法语 dragon，直接源自拉丁语 draconem（主格 draco）“巨大的蛇，龙”，源自希腊语 drakon（属格 drakontos）“蛇，巨型海鱼”，显然源自 derkesthai 的强式过去时词干 drak-，意为“清晰地看到”，源自 PIE 语言 *derk- “看到”（源头还包括梵语 darsata- “可见的”；古爱尔兰语 adcondarc “我已经看到”；哥特语 gatarhjan “表现”；古英语 torht，古高地德语 zoraht “光，清晰”；阿尔巴尼亚语 dritë “光”）。

也许字面意思是“那个有（致命）目光的人”。幼龙称为 dragonets（约1300年）。女性形式 dragoness 可追溯到1630年代。过时的 drake（n.2）“龙”是同一词的早期借词，另一个意义上的后期形式是 dragoon。在圣经中通常用于形容巨大而凶猛的生物；它翻译希伯来语 tannin “一种巨大的海怪”和 tan，一种现在被认为是豺狼的沙漠哺乳动物。

dragon_体育行业词汇

龙级

dragon词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French dragun, from Latin dracon-, draco serpent, dragon, from Greek drakōn serpent; akin to Old English torht bright, Greek derkesthai to see, look at

The first known use of dragon was in the 13th century

dragon儿童词典英英释义

drain1 of 2verb

to draw off or flow off gradually or completely

drain water from a tank

to exhaust physically or emotionally

to make or become gradually dry or empty drained the country of its resources

drain a swamp

drain2 of 2noun

a means (as a pipe, channel, or sewer) of draining

the act of draining

a gradual using up

something that causes a using up

a drain on our resources

drainagenoun

the act of draining

something drained off

a method of drainingalso: a system of drains

drain1 of 2verb

to draw off or flow off gradually or completely

drain water from a tank

to exhaust physically or emotionally

to make or become gradually dry or empty drained the country of its resources

drain a swamp

drain2 of 2noun

a means (as a pipe, channel, or sewer) of draining

the act of draining

a gradual using up

something that causes a using up

a drain on our resources

dragsternoun

a vehicle (as an automobile) made for drag racing

dragoon1 of 2noun

a mounted infantry soldier

dragoon2 of 2verb

to get (someone) to do something by force

dragonnoun

an imaginary animal usually pictured as a huge serpent or lizard with wings and large claws

capitalized draco

dragonnoun

an imaginary animal usually pictured as a huge serpent or lizard with wings and large claws

capitalized draco

dragonflynoun

any of a group of large harmless insects that have four long wings held horizontal and sticking out instead of folded to the side next to the body when at rest and that feed especially on flies, gnats, and mosquitoes compare damselfly

dragonflynoun

any of a group of large harmless insects that have four long wings held horizontal and sticking out instead of folded to the side next to the body when at rest and that feed especially on flies, gnats, and mosquitoes compare damselfly

dragonnoun

an imaginary animal usually pictured as a huge serpent or lizard with wings and large claws

capitalized draco

dragon 例句

1 At the end of the passageway, before an enormous mural of Saint George and the Dragon over the staircase landing, he folded the ship’s newspaper into quarters and put it into his left hip pocket.

2 The Dragon Gate is an entry way to the sky.

3 I will watch dragon boat races.

我将要看龙舟赛。

4 Dany felt shabby and barbaric as she rode past them in her lions kin robe with black Dragon on one shoulder.

5 Dragons that had scales like fish, and breath that smelled of seaweed.

6 The rats were bigger than Mrs. Frisby, and could be, when necessary, dangerous fighters, but they were no match for Dragon.

7 Saint George, that swing'd the dragon.

8 "For the Mother of Dragons, no gift is too great."

9 Happy Dragon Boat Festival!

端午节快乐！

10 “Remember to tear it open before you go out to Dragon’s bowl. Hurry, now. I can hear Mrs. Fitzgibbon moving around. She’s getting the dinner. Be careful, and good luck.”

11 The fire traveled down into the Dragon's belly.

12 The Grand Dragon spoke about plans for a big cross-burning to be held in Macon, Ga., on Dec. 10.

13 And in that same fold I put my papers from the Dragon.

14 To the pounding beat of the drums and cymbals, the dragon began to dance.

锣鼓不住地响着, 龙灯开始舞动了.

15 Everyone else has important signs like Tiger or Dragon.

16 Dragon murals are painted above on the ceilings.

17 Could he be one of Jade Dragon’s children?

18 It has dragon fruit in it!

这里面有火龙果！

19 The family all cheered at that, and there was a look of softness in Dragon’s eyes that Minli had never seen before.

20 They played Dungeons & Dragons and then left the twelve-sided die on the floor and invented magical battles of their own.