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water dragon

/ˈwɔːtər ˈdræɡən/

Traduction: Nom courant donné à plusieurs espèces de grands lézards semi-aquatiques vivant en Asie et en Australie, connus pour leur capacité à nager et leur apparence évoquant un dragon.

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/ˈwɔːtər ˈdræɡən/B1formalscientific
  • frNom courant donné à plusieurs espèces de grands lézards semi-aquatiques vivant en Asie et en Australie, connus pour leur capacité à nager et leur apparence évoquant un dragon.

A common name for various species of large, semi-aquatic lizards native to Asia and Australia, known for their ability to swim and their dragon-like appearance.

  1. Mythical creatureB2formal

    A legendary creature from various mythologies, often depicted as a dragon that lives in or controls water.

    frdragon d'eau

    • In Chinese mythology, the water dragon is a symbol of power and good fortune.
    • The water dragon was said to dwell in deep lakes and rivers.
    • Legends tell of a water dragon that could control the tides.
  2. Lizard speciesB1formal

    A type of large, semi-aquatic lizard native to Asia and Australia, known for its ability to swim and its distinctive appearance.

    frdragon d'eau

    • The water dragon is a popular pet among reptile enthusiasts.
    • We saw a water dragon basking on a rock by the river.
    • These lizards are excellent swimmers and can stay underwater for long periods.