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dragon

/ˈdræɡ.ən/

Traduction: Créature mythique, généralement représentée comme un grand reptile ailé crachant du feu, souvent présente dans le folklore et la littérature fantastique.

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noun

/ˈdræɡ.ən/A2formal
  • frCréature mythique, généralement représentée comme un grand reptile ailé crachant du feu, souvent présente dans le folklore et la littérature fantastique.

A mythical creature typically depicted as a large, winged, fire-breathing reptile, often found in folklore and fantasy literature.

  1. Mythical creatureA2formal

    A large, serpentine legendary creature that appears in folklore across many cultures, often depicted with wings, scales, and the ability to breathe fire.

    frDragon (créature mythique)

    • The knight fought a fierce dragon to rescue the princess.
    • In Chinese mythology, dragons are symbols of power and good luck.
    • The dragon in the story guarded a treasure deep in the cave.

    Synonymesdrakefiredrakeserpentwormwyvern

  2. Fierce or formidable personB2informal

    A person, typically a woman, who is perceived as aggressive, intimidating, or formidable.

    frDragon (personne redoutable)

    • His mother-in-law is a real dragon when it comes to family rules.
    • The boss is known as a dragon in the office; nobody dares to argue with her.
    • She turned into a dragon when she found out about the mistake.

    Synonymesharpyharridanshrewtermaganttigressvirago

Formes
  • dragons plural form
  • dragons' possessive plural form
  • dragon's possessive singular form
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