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

• 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。
• With the eyes painted on, the dragons would fly away.
  眼睛一旦画上去了，龙就飞走了。
• Although not as self-centered as other Dragons, he is still outspoken and fearless when challenged.
  虽然与其它龙比较不与自我为中心，当面对挑战的时候，他仍然直言不讳和大胆。
• Contrary to western dragons, oriental dragons are the loyal symbolic animal which show the mystery and elegant.
  和西方的龙相反，东方的龙是有神圣象征的动物，代表了高尚和优雅。
• All my life, I dreamed of dragons.
  我这辈子做梦都想着龙。
• 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。
• He knows the value of cooperation and is more diplomatic than the other Dragons.
  他知道的价值，更多的合作和外交是比其他龙队。
• Dragons are creatures of Chinese fancy.
  龙是中国人幻想出来的动物。
• The child wanted him to make a story up about dragons and knights on horseback.
  孩子要他编个关于龙和马背上的骑士的故事。
• "Thanks, Your Majesty!" The four dragons went happily back.
  谢谢，你的最高权威！四条龙快乐地回去了。