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draco

/ˈdreɪ.kəʊ/

الترجمة: اسم يُطلق على المشرّع الأثيني القديم المشهور بقوانينه الصارمة، وعلى كوكبة في السماء الشمالية، وعلى جنس من الزواحف تُعرف عادة بالتنانين الطائرة.

مدخل واحد

noun

C1formalcommon/ˈdreɪ.kəʊ/

غير معدود · اسم علم

A proper noun referring to either an ancient Athenian lawmaker known for his severe legal code, or a constellation in the northern sky, or a genus of reptiles commonly called flying dragons.

  • 🌐اسم يُطلق على المشرّع الأثيني القديم المشهور بقوانينه الصارمة، وعلى كوكبة في السماء الشمالية، وعلى جنس من الزواحف تُعرف عادة بالتنانين الطائرة.
  1. Athenian lawmaker C1 formal

    An ancient Athenian legislator known for creating a harsh legal code that prescribed death for most offenses, active around the 7th century BC.

    • Draco's laws were so severe that they were said to be written in blood.
    • The term 'draconian' originates from the harsh punishments of Draco.
    • Historians study Draco's code as an early example of written law.

    🌐دراكون

  2. Constellation B2 formal

    A faint constellation in the northern sky that winds around the north celestial pole, located between Ursa Major and Cepheus.

    • Draco is visible year-round in the northern hemisphere.
    • The constellation Draco contains the star Thuban, which was once the pole star.
    • Astronomers use Draco to study deep-sky objects like the Cat's Eye Nebula.

    🌐التنين

    المرادفات: dragon

  3. Flying lizard genus B2 formal scientific

    A genus of reptiles, commonly known as flying dragons or flying lizards, that can glide using wing-like membranes.

    • Draco lizards are found in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia.
    • The Draco genus uses its rib-supported membranes to glide between trees.
    • Researchers observe Draco species to understand the evolution of gliding.

    🌐الطائر الطائر

    المرادفات: flying dragonflying lizard

  • dracoes plural form
  • dracoes' possessive plural form
  • draco's possessive singular form