Dragons (en. Dragons)

/dʁaɡɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Mythical monster, often crawling or flying, with scales and capable of breathing fire.

In many legends, dragons guard treasures.

Dans de nombreuses légendes, les dragons gardent des trésors.

Fantastic animal represented by a large creature.

Iconic character in popular culture and literature.

From Old French 'dragon', borrowed from Latin 'draco', meaning serpent or dragon.

throw a dragon

To make a great display of power or anger.

jeter un dragon

in the skin of a dragon

To feel powerful or invincible.

dans la peau d'un dragon

dragon

A mythological creature resembling a dragon.

dragon

dragon keeper

A person who raises or takes care of dragons.

dragonnier

A call to adventure or impressive challenges.

He decided to take on the dragons in the mountains.

Il a décidé de partir à l'assaut des dragons en montagne.

A term used to refer to very ambitious people.

She is a real dragoness in her career.

Elle est une vraie dragonne dans sa carrière.