dragon

英 [ˈdræɡən]

美 [ˈdræɡən]

n. (传说中的)龙; 悍妇; 母夜叉

复数：dragons　

Collins.2 / BNC.4842 / COCA.5085

牛津词典

noun

（传说中的）龙
(in stories) a large aggressive animal with wings and a long tail, that can breathe out fire
悍妇；母夜叉
a woman who behaves in an aggressive and frightening way

龙(故事和传说中有翼有爪且会喷火的动物)
In stories and legends, adragonis an animal like a big lizard. It has wings and claws, and breathes out fire.
悍妇;母夜叉
If someone calls a woman, especially an older woman, adragon, they mean that she is fierce and unpleasant.

noun

any of several small tropical Asian lizards capable of gliding by spreading winglike membranes on each side of the body
Synonym:flying dragonflying lizard
a creature of Teutonic mythology
Synonym:firedrake
a fiercely vigilant and unpleasant woman
Synonym:tartar

It is divided into Dragon Skill and Phoenix Skill.
它被区分为龙技术和凤凰城技术。
Dragon in Chinese ( LONG) stands for my kungfu idols Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan.
龙代表了我的功夫偶像成龙和李小龙。
He's the one who made The Dragon Dynasty.
就是他制作了电影《龙的王朝》。
Hey, dragon! Here's your tips from Monday and tuesday.
嘿，“龙”！这是你周一和周二的小费。
The dragonfly becomes a dragon in his dream.
在他的梦中，那只蜻蜓变成了一条龙。
Why are you late, Dragon?
龙，你为什么迟到了？
I want to tell you, the Dragon Boat Festival In particular, I would like you to.
我想告诉你，这个端午节我特别想你。
And the Dragon and Phoenix have also been created.
而且龙凤也已经产生了。
But the boat changed into a dragon all at once!
但船儿猛然间变成了一条龙！
The dragon really flies.
龙真的飞走了。