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How to write dragon in English?

dragon

[5drA^En]

Noun (short for noun)

Dragon, a fierce person, a stern and alert woman.

dragon

[5drA^En]

Noun (short for noun)

dragon

fire

[5faiE]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire, flame; burn

Fire; beacon-fire

Fire, fire alarm, fire

Luminous body; Flash; Spark; honour

Enthusiasm, enthusiasm; Passion; Angry; Inspiration (of poetry, etc)

Artillery fire, shooting; thermal power

Have a fever; Have a fever; get inflamed

Burn at the stake; Suffering; Suffering; persecute

star

The fire of diamonds

The brilliance of diamonds

Fire of lightning

lightning

Fire of love

Passionate love

An impassioned speech

A speech lacking enthusiasm

surface fire

Ground firepower

Fire of persecution

Ruthless persecution

Liquid combustion agent

spirituous liquor

Burned children are afraid of fire.

Burned children are afraid of fire.

He who plays with fire gets burned.

He who plays with fire gets burned.

fire

[5faiE]

transitive verb

Burn, ignite

To fire (bricks, etc.). ); Bake (tea, etc.).

To fuel (a stove, etc); Make a fire for ... ...

Let it shine; Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Fire (guns, cannons, etc.). ); To shoot (a bullet).

Arouse; Excited; Stimulate enthusiasm

[beautiful mouth] bursts out; Throw hard

dismiss

Burn the beast (with a soldering iron)

Light the stove

Make a fire for the stove

fire a salute

fire a salute

Ask sb a series of questions.

Ask (many) questions to sb.

Fire sb. angrily

Irritate sb.

The boss fired him with a week's notice.

The manager informed him that he was fired a week later.

fire

[5faiE]

intransitive verb

Fire; burn

Excited; Sudden anger

Fire; Shoot (a gun, etc)

Throw stones, etc.

stoker

fight in self-defence

Self-defense battle

The firemen on board went on strike, and no one could shoot.

The firemen on board were on strike, so no one caught fire.

fire alarm

Noun (short for noun)

fire alarm

firearm

[5faIErB:m]

Noun (short for noun)

Firearms, pistols, rifles and light weapons

Nandouzhi

[`faIEbAk]

Noun (short for noun)

Back wall (reflecting flame)

fireball

[5 letters]

Noun (short for noun)

A fireball, a meteor

fire bomb

An energetic person

Huoba

Noun (short for noun)

Heating rod

Heavy fire point

[`faIEbeIs]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire base, heavy fire point

firebird

[`faIEb\:d]

Noun (short for noun)

Burning bird

Wireless telecommunication tube

Firefighting boat

[`faIEbEJt]

Noun (short for noun)

Firefighting boat

fire bomb

[`faIEbCm]

Noun (short for noun)

fire bomb

Ventilator

Noun (short for noun)

Gas inspector; ventilator

torch

[5faIEbrAnd]

Noun (short for noun)

Torches, arsonists, instigators and troublemakers

Fire escape

[5 Fairbreck]

Noun (short for noun)

Forest fire line

firebrick

[5faIEbrIk]

Noun (short for noun)

fireclay brick

firefly

[5faIEbQ^]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire patrol officer

firefly

Arsonist, arsonist

Fireproof clothing

Noun (short for noun)

oxidation film

fire fighting

Noun (short for noun)

Military shooting command and fire control

fire fighting

firecracker

[5faIEkrAkE(r)]

Noun (short for noun)

Firecrackers, firecrackers

Young sardines

firecracker

Flame crack

Noun (short for noun)

Combustion crack; Annealing crack

Pyrolysis

Noun (short for noun)

thermal cracking

Fire curing

transitive verb

Smoke (tobacco, etc).

methane

Noun (short for noun)

Convert (coal mines) into hydrogen carbide and biogas.

fire bank

Noun (short for noun)

fire brigade

Wood frame

[5faIEdR^]

Noun (short for noun)

A wooden shelf (in the stove)

fiery dragon

[`faiEdreIk]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire-breathing dragon (in Norse mythology)

dragon

[5drA^En]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire-breathing dragon (in Norse mythology)

Fire-swallowing magician

Noun (short for noun)

Fire-swallowing magician, warrior

atrocious

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Violent, belligerent, combative

fire engine

Noun (short for noun)

fire truck

fire escape

Noun (short for noun)

Fire?Engine?Access?

Fire finder

Noun (short for noun)

fire detector

Fire buoy

Noun (short for noun)

Firefighting boat

Fire drive

[`faIEflQd]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire injection method (a petroleum exploitation procedure)

firefly

[5faIEflaI]

Noun (short for noun)

firefly

fireplace

Noun (short for noun)

Grille [bar]

Huobaluan

[5faIE^B:d]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire extinguishing furnace

fire peril

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Fire-prone

Huokong

Noun (short for noun)

(steel) crucible furnace

fire brigade

[`faIEhaJs]

Noun (short for noun)

fire engine

fire hydrant

Noun (short for noun)

Fire?Hydrant?

fire insurance

Noun (short for noun)

fire insurance

Fire Lane

Noun (short for noun)

firebreak

flame

[5faIElaIt]

Noun (short for noun)

flame

kindling

Noun (short for noun)

light the fire

Open musket

[`faIElCk]

Noun (short for noun)

Charging bolt (igniting powder with slow-burning fuse)

?firefighter

[5] Faiman

Noun (short for noun)

Coal mine underground inspector; Blaster; Fireman, fireman

firemaster

Noun (short for noun)

Head of fire department

firemaster

Noun (short for noun)

firemaster

brand-new

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

brand-new

put out a fire

Noun (short for noun)

Launch, start

chafing dish

Noun (short for noun)

Torch, spade, brazier

pit

fire patrol

Noun (short for noun)

Forest fire ranger

fireplace

[5 Failure Summary]

Noun (short for noun)

fireplace

Fire?Hydrant?

[`faIEplQ^]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire?Hydrant?

Fire polishing

Noun (short for noun)

Burn (glass), cut by fire

crucible

Noun (short for noun)

Cup, crucible, stove

Internal combustion chamber

thermal power

Noun (short for noun)

Military firepower

flameproof

[5faIEpru:f]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Fire and heat resistance

fire prevention

[`faIEprU:fIN]

Noun (short for noun) adj

Fireproof (of), refractory (of)

fire-raising

Noun (short for noun)

fire-raising

resistant to elevated temperatures

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

resistant to elevated temperatures

fire retardant

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Fireproof [resistant]

Fire chamber

[`faIErU:m]

Noun (short for noun)

boiler room

Fireside

[5 failure statement]

Noun (short for noun)

Fireside, home, family

fire station

Noun (short for noun)

fire station

flint

[`faIEstEJn]

Noun (short for noun)

Flint, refractory rock and soil, refractory clay, gold mine

back-fire relief valve

Noun (short for noun)

Fire?Extinguisher?

cease fire

Noun (short for noun)

fire-prevention system

firestorm

[m]

Noun (short for noun)

Storm fire (caused by atomic bomb explosion, etc)

Huoweiwei

Noun (short for noun)

Fire-tailed chicken

Stoker

Noun (short for noun)

Furnace burner

Fire supply ship

Noun (short for noun)

Fire?Extinguisher?

Fire trace

Noun (short for noun)

Fire control line

Fire-prone building

[5 traps]

Noun (short for noun)

A building without a safety door, a building prone to fire

Fire

Noun (short for noun)

Zongduhuo (a religious ceremony)

Fire officer

[` fai 9 wr:dLn]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire inspector; Fire lookout

Fire watchman

Noun (short for noun)

Fire warden

strong drink

[5faIEwC:tE(r)]

Noun (short for noun)

Spirits and shochu

weeds

[`faIEwi:d]

Noun (short for noun)

Fire grass (weeds that grow after burning); Wild lettuce

Female firefighter

Noun (short for noun)

Women's knockout team defender

firewood

Noun (short for noun)

Firewood; firewood

Fireworks, fireworks

Noun (short for noun)

【pl。 ] Fireworks and firecrackers

Military pyrotechnic flare

Expression of passion

brim with talent

Flameless

[`faIElIs]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Flameless

The small fire was soon stamped out.

A single spark goes out easily.

Altar fire

Sincere love, sacred love

holy fire

Sincere love, sacred love

vigorous

powerful

make a running fire

Burst, burst; A barrage of criticism [accusations, questions]

As hot as fire.

As hot as fire.

As red as fire

red as fire

Salt is like fire

Very salty

be fired

be fired

Between the two fires

Between Scylla and Charybdis; In a double attack; be in a dilemma

blow a fire

Blow fire (with bellows, blower, etc.). ); Incite, incite

Shrub fire

Jungle fire (as distinguished from forest fire)

Sudden outbreak; Small scale; part of

Make a fire under sb.

Force sb. implement

kill and burn

Killing and setting fires, using cruel methods

Play two-faced tricks

Two-faced

catch fire

catch fire

catch fire

catch fire

Ceasefire order

Ceasefire order

Attract sb's fire. Draw someone. S fire)

The army attracted the enemy's fire.

Attract sb. Attack

combat poison with poison

Fight fire with fire, fight poison with poison

Glare at each other

Eyes blazing, glaring at each other.

Glare at each other

Eyes blazing, glaring at each other.

Start burning

[Sue, love] began to burn.

go/walk through fire and water―defy all difficulties and dangers

Go through fire and water.

Cann't shoot out

(Firearms) fail to launch and launch slowly; Hesitate to delay the time.

No action

Endure, do not express your position; No action

Kent fire

Clap for a long time

Voices of disapproval and ridicule.

make a fire

Prepare a fire

Raise the fire

Military expansion shooting; hold one's fire

Like fire

rapidly

Liquid combustion agent

Liquid combustion agent

Inferior whisky

make a fire

make a fire

make a fire

Add fuel to make the fire burn.

Cann't ring

(gun) doesn't work; Did not produce the expected effect.

warm/toast oneself by the fire

Beware of fire; Keep warm by the fire.

Be careful not to put out the fire.

catch fire

Burning; Excited; Desire/desire

under consideration

Under consideration

One fire burns out the other.

New fire can put out old fire; New love can drive away old love.

open fire on

Fire; Start; Pronounce first, speak first.

It's dangerous to do so

Play with fire and do dangerous things.

Come out of the fire

Rescue ... save the day and turn defeat into victory

Rescue from the fire

Rescue ... save the day and turn defeat into victory

Promethean fire

The fire of life; Vigor, vigor

With fire and sword

Burning and looting

Save sth. Come out of the fire

Rescue sth from the fire

light

Set fire to; Excited, excited

Be lit

Set fire to; Excited, excited

Show sth. big fire

Heat sth up a little.

Make sweet malt with slow fire.

A slow fire makes sweet malt.

open fire on

Heat resistance, high temperature resistance, braved bullets; Endure criticism

stir a fire

stir a fire

produce a flame (by striking flint)

Light a fire (with flint), light a fire (with matches)

arouse the enthusiasm of

catch fire

Fire and burns; Get excited; be interested in ...

A fire that illuminates us in the distance will burn us if it is near.

Far fire illuminates and near fire burns.

A fire that warms us from a distance will burn us from a close look.

Far fire illuminates and near fire burns.

There is no smoke without fire.

Where there is smoke, there is fire; There is no smoke without fire.

There is no smoke without fire.

Where there is smoke, there is fire; There is no smoke without fire.

Attack

Under fire; Be attacked [criticized, blamed]

Why the hurry?

[joke] where is the fire? What's the hurry?

With fire and sword

With fire and sword, with force.

Very enthusiastic

Suffering in hell; Threaten with anger.

Damn it!

Fire and smoke

Fire execution

Fire and anger

Intense, unrestrained [irritated] feelings.

Water and fire are good servants, but not good masters.

Fire and water are ruthless.

Fire at ...

Shoot at ... shoot at ... ...

Fire at ...

Shoot at ... shoot at ... ...

begin

Continue shooting; Start talking or asking questions quickly and continuously; take a picture

great ambitions

Ambition, drive, enthusiasm

great ambitions

Ambition, drive, enthusiasm

launch

Fire; Launch; A series of problems [accusations] have occurred; Finish playing, playing, asking (questions, etc.).

stamp out

Bake with a torch ...; Get rid of, fire

The nearest fire burns the most.

A repressed fire burns more strongly (usually to suppress lust).

light the fire

To start (a machine); Make a fire; Sudden anger

Flammen im Paradies

[Poetry] Stars

Flammen im Paradies

[Poetry] Stars

Full fire

Play with fire; Shoot everywhere.

The fire of St. Anthony

erysipelas

Anti-aircraft fire

Air defense firepower

Regional fire

Regional shooting

A pile of fire

Fire extinguishing (of a boiler)

Anti-aircraft gun network

Anti-aircraft gun net

beacon-fire

beacon-fire

Welding fire

Fire for assembly and welding; Smoked fish with slow fire (the second stage of smoked fish)

St. elmo fire

Beno bird at the top of the mast (wing tip, tower tip, etc of an aircraft)

fire in bursts

burst

Clean fire

Furnace washing

Coordinated firing power

Coordinated firepower

Concentrated firepower

Concentrated shooting

covering fire

guard

creeping fire

Fire on the ground

crown fire

crown fire

Decorative fire

Baking color, burning color, baking flowers

Bait firepower

Induced firepower

Intentional arson

Slow ignition

Directing fire

The director aimed at shooting.

Drying fire

Direct fire drying (the first stage of smoking fish)

Exposed fire

Expose to heat and fire

flank fire

flanking fire

Quarter fire

flanking fire

Flashback flame

Tempering flame

Frontal fire

Frontal shooting

glost fire

glost fire

Grazing fire

Low extended firepower

surface fire

surface fire

Fierce flame

Fire at high temperature

Head fire

Head fire

High angle shooting

High-angle shooting; Air defense shooting

Tuanhuo

puddling furnace

Ladder fire

Step shooting

slow fire

Slow fire

slow fire

Slow fire

naked light

Open flame (head)

Observe shooting

Observe shooting

Impact fire

Fire and shoot.

Radar firepower

Radar firepower

Ricochet shooting

Ricochet shooting

ring fire

A circular spark, (collector ring) struck a fire in a whole circle.

Quick fire

Fierce (fierce) fire, quick fire

Search firepower

Search firepower

Sharp flame

Sudden fire, flame (short flame burning due to too much air)

One-step firing

Primary ignition

Diagonal fire

Residual fire

Smoked fire

Smoked fire

Smoke fire

Smoked fire

slow fire

Slow fire (flame with insufficient air)

Spontaneous combustion fire

Natural fire

Fire expansion

Fire expansion

surface fire

surface fire

Timing detonation

Timing detonation

test-fire

test-fire

Abnormal fire

Arbitrary ignition

Speed test shooting

Speed test shooting

salvo

Group shooting

Regional fire

Regional shooting

dragon

[5drA^En]

Noun (short for noun)

dragon

Feilongqi

Violent person; A stern person; A strict guardian

Feilong (a lizard with a winged membrane that can glide)

Move (a flying homing pigeon)

Military armored tractor

Dragon riding gun (/kloc-worn by soldiers in the 0/7th century); Soldiers with dragon riding guns

Draco.

Sacred sea monsters (whales, sharks, crocodiles, etc. )

Torpedo with TV guidance system

Satan, devil

Longjiao

Astragalus gum

Komodo monitor lizard

East komodo dragon

dragon beam

Building supporting roof rafters

dragonfly

[5drA^EnflaI]

Noun (short for noun)

dragonfly

Ferocious

[`drA^EnIF]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Blind dragon

Young men and women accompany each other when they first fall in love (usually married women)

Like a dragon

Riotingly

Chinese loong

The Dragon in China Ancient Legends

Dragon (ancient)

Satan, devil