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    Dragón (en. Dragon)

    /dɾaˈɣon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Mythical creature that appears in numerous cultures, often associated with strength and wisdom.
    The dragon of the legend guards a treasure in its cave.
    El dragón de la leyenda custodia un tesoro en su cueva.
    In some cases, a model of a combat aircraft.
    The dragon is one of the most advanced aircraft in the fleet.
    El dragón es uno de los aviones más avanzados de la flota.
    A type of tropical plant, also known as drago, whose trunk is resinous.
    The dragon can be found in the Canary Islands.
    El dragón puede ser encontrado en las Islas Canarias.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'draco', meaning 'serpent' or 'dragon'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be a dragon
    To be very strong or powerful.
    ser un dragón
    to dance with dragons
    To face difficult or dangerous situations.
    bailar con dragones

    Related Words

    Komodo dragon
    A large lizard found in Indonesia.
    dragón de Komodo
    sea dragon
    A sea fish that is dragon-shaped.
    dragón de mar

    Slang Meanings

    Term used to refer to a capable or highly competent person in something.
    That girl is a dragon in mathematics.
    Esa chica es un dragón en las matemáticas.
    It can refer to a very powerful car.
    That car is a dragon, it goes like lightning.
    Ese coche es un dragón, corre como un rayo.