dragons

英 [ˈdrægənz]

美 [ˈdrægənz]

n.  (传说中的)龙; 悍妇; 母夜叉
dragon的复数

柯林斯词典

• 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.

双语例句

• In some cultures, especially Chinese, or near to the Himalayas, dragons represent good luck.
  在一些文化中，特别是中，或附近喜马拉雅山，龙代表了好运气。
• The Dragon of Order creates the world and gives birth to the Elemental Dragons.
  秩序之龙创造了世界，并且使元素之龙诞生。
• All my life, I dreamed of dragons.
  我这辈子做梦都想着龙。
• Dragons are creatures of Chinese fancy.
  龙是中国人幻想出来的动物。
• Dances of dragons, unicorns, and lions ensure good luck for the coming year.
  舞龙、麒麟和舞狮确保了来年的好运。
• These fans embroidered with dragons, pandas or goldfishes.
  这些扇子都绣有龙、熊猫或金鱼等。
• But, you know, the Dragons are likely to win.
  但是，你知道，龙队可能会赢。
• If you want to conquer the world, you best have dragons.
  如果你想征服世界，最好有龙相随。
• Blue dragons were once solitary creatures, and thus their society does not have a rigid hierarchy.
  蓝龙们曾经是独居的生物，因此他们的社会并没有一个严格的阶层关系。
• A happy ending is only possible because the hero has first vanquished the dragons
  只有主人公先把那些恶龙制服，才有可能实现大团圆结局。