Drácula (en. Dracula)

/ˈdɾakula/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Legendary vampire that feeds on the blood of its victims.

The story of Drácula has fascinated generations.

La historia de Drácula ha fascinado a generaciones.

Archetypal character in horror films that represents evil.

On Halloween, many dress up as Drácula.

En Halloween, muchos se disfrazan de Drácula.

The name 'Drácula' comes from Romanian and means 'son of the Dragon,' with 'dracul' being the dragon.

to be a drácula

Referring to someone who is manipulative or takes advantage of others.

ser un drácula

looks like a drácula

Describing someone who has a disturbing or sinister appearance.

parece un drácula

vampire

Mythological being that feeds on blood.

vampiro

blood

Vital liquid that circulates through the veins of living beings.

sangre

terror

Intense feeling of fear.

terror

Someone who is very cunning or manipulative.

That guy is a real Drácula in business.

Ese tipo es un verdadero Drácula en los negocios.

A person who always looks for ways out and advantages in difficult situations.

With those comments, he seems like a drácula trying to get his way.

Con esos comentarios, parece un drácula tratando de salir con la suya.