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Meanings of dragons in English
Russian
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Usage of dragons in English
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But of course, Selda says you know a great deal about dragons.
2
Beasts and dragons knew in the desert the Saviour of the world.
3
Rusni and the others say they still see dragons near the water.
4
Without these dragons, one of the new gods, Aelon, cannot seize power.
5
The trouble didn't start with the dragons; it started with the others.
6
Don't ask me what the dragons do with jewels, Commander, Acronis said.
7
It's hard to form a rooting interest in either Vikings or dragons.
8
He said it was a significant city for both dragons and Elderlings.
9
And so do dragons. DreamWorks also took care to ease parents' concerns.
10
The dragons of the inundations of my tears bear down the four
11
Not many of the Vindrasi know the truth about the Vektan dragons.
12
Elderlings were a form of art for the dragons of that time.
13
The dragons carried them towards the lowering sun for nearly an hour.
14
But none of the other dragons offered Spit support in any way.
15
First you say the spiritbones of Vektia come from five mighty dragons.
16
There were dragons here, too: dragonlings, and others as large as rabbits.
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Translations for dragons
Spanish
Catalan
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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