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Meanings of dragon in English
Piece in standard shogi, promotes from rook; moves either any number of squares orthogonally or one square diagonally.
Related terms
Any of several small tropical Asian lizards capable of gliding by spreading winglike membranes on each side of the body.
Synonyms
Examples for "firedrake"
Examples for "firedrake"
1
The firedrake's roar of outrage filled the room, rattling the stained glass.
2
Diana's firedrake rose up from her mistress's shoulders and into the air.
3
I thought of the shadow of the firedrake on my lower back and nodded.
4
It was the tenth knot, fashioned from a firedrake and an orobouros eternally bound.
5
Baldwin grabbed the firedrake by the foot with his free hand, wresting her body away.
Usage of dragon in English
1
The fundamental element in the dragon's powers is the control of water.
2
In those days dragon's tears were found far more often than now.
3
The first dragon those men saw just destroyed their city, slaughtered thousands.
4
Again the dragon came forth; again it enveloped its foeman in flames.
5
Otherwise they would have used the second Vektia dragon to attack Sinaria.
6
When the server asked why, the dragon said it had felt right.
7
The eye of the dragon glitters and dazzles; so does this ink.
8
He couldn't help but think that this disaster served the dragon right.
9
This was the one in which the dragon lay guarding the hoard.
10
My teacher, Orma, also has a concern regarding a possible rogue dragon.
11
The ancient dragon is absent, banished by the spirit of New China.
12
The children are guarded by a second red dragon in this room.
13
Save the prince, fight the dragon, be home in time for dinner.
14
In fact he was in grievous danger of coming under the dragon-spell.
15
Good God, your dragon is hungry; so are all my men hungry.
16
The dragon-fly has no song; it flies about without making a noise.
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Translations for dragon
Portuguese
Dragon through the time
Dragon across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common