Dragones (en. Dragons)

/draˈɣones/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A fantastic and legendary being that breathes fire.

In mythology, dragons are often feared and powerful creatures.

En la mitología, los dragones suelen ser criaturas temidas y poderosas.

A person who behaves in a violent or intimidating way.

That boss is a dragon who doesn't allow mistakes in his team.

Ese jefe es un dragón que no permite errores en su equipo.

A model or design of aircraft, sometimes with agility and speed characteristics.

The new aircraft model is so agile that they call it a dragon.

El nuevo modelo de avión es tan ágil que lo llaman dragón.

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

to fight against dragons

Facing great challenges or adversities.

luchar contra dragones

to be a dragon

To act in an intimidating or frightening manner.

ser un dragón

dragon

Singular form of dragons, mythological creature.

dragón

draconid

Related to dragons, it may refer to their characteristics.

dracónido

A person who tries to impress with exaggerated acts.

He brags about his wealth, he's a true dragon.

Alardea de su riqueza, es un verdadero dragón.

Something extremely difficult or complicated.

This exam is a dragon.

Este examen es un dragón.