What does drachen in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word drachen in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use drachen in German.
The word drachen in German means kite, hang glider, dragon, dragon, dragon. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word drachen
kite(Flugobjekt aus Stoff) Alle Kinder bastelten ihre eigenen Drachen und ließen sie nach der Schule steigen. All of the children made their own kites and flew them after school. |
hang glider(fliegendes Sportgerät) Sven benutzte die Fernbedienung, um den Drachen im Flug zu steuern. Sven used the remote control to navigate the hang glider. |
dragon(informell, übertragen (streitsüchtige Frau) (unfriendly woman) Wenn Laura trinkt, wird sie zum Drachen. Laura turns into a dragon when she's drinking. |
dragon(mystisches Fabelwesen) Der Drache spuckte Feuer und flog davon. The dragon spat fire and took off. |
dragon(informell, übertragen (streitsüchtige Frau) (unfriendly woman) "Sei nicht so laut, sonst kommt der Drache von nebenan wieder und macht einen Aufstand!" "Don't be so loud, otherwise that dragon next door will show up again and freak out!" |
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