Draco Meaning in English

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Definición

'Draco' usually refers to a mythical dragon, a constellation in the northern sky, or in some contexts, a scientific genus of flying lizards. The word is used in mythology, astronomy, and biology.

Uso & Matices

'Draco' is formal, scientific, or literary—rare in spoken English. Used in astronomy ('Draco' constellation), mythology (dragons), and biology (genus of flying lizards). Not used for everyday 'dragon' references. Also a popular fictional name (e.g., Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter).

• Spanish: draco (dragón mitológico) - dragón (referencia mítica o científica)
• Portuguese (BR): draco (dragão mítico) - dragão (referência científica ou mitológica)
• Portuguese (PT): draco (dragão mítico) - dragão (referência científica ou mitológica)
• Chinese (Simplified): 德拉科 (神话龙) - 龙 (天文学/神话用语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 德拉科 (神話龍) - 龍 (天文/神話用語)
• Hindi: ड्राको (कल्पित अजगर) - ड्रैगन (वैज्ञानिक या पौराणिक सन्दर्भ)
• Arabic: دراكو (تنين أسطوري) - تنين (في الأساطير أو العلم)
• Bengali: ড্রাকো
• Russian: Драко
• Japanese: ドラコ
• Vietnamese: Draco
• Korean: 드라코
• Turkish: Draco
• Urdu: ڈراکو
• Indonesian: Draco

Oraciones de Ejemplo

The Draco constellation can be seen in the northern sky.

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The Draco lizard can glide from tree to tree.

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In Greek myths, Draco was a fearsome dragon.

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My favorite constellation to spot in summer is definitely Draco.

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Have you heard of the little Draco lizards that fly?

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As a kid, I thought Draco was just a character from Harry Potter!

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