Drake
dreɪk
Definition

Definition of Drake - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
musicfamous Canadian rapper
  • Drake released a new album last month.
musician rapper
2.
historical figureUKEnglish explorer and admiralUK
  • Drake circumnavigated the globe in the 16th century.
explorer
3.
nameTECH.surname from Old English meaning dragonTECH.
  • Drake is a common surname in England.
family name last name surname
4.
Australian townRaretown in New South Wales, AustraliaRare
  • Drake is a small town in New South Wales.
settlement town village
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Origin of Drake

Old Norse, draki (dragon)

Examples of Drake in a sentence

  • I have tickets to see Drake live.
  • Drake was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I.
  • Many feared Drake's naval prowess.
  • Many Drakes live in the northern region.
  • The Drake family has a long history here.
  • Drake hosts an annual country fair.

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  1. French:Drake, ...
  2. German:Drake, ...
  3. Italian:Drake, ...
  4. Spanish:Drake, ...
  5. Portuguese:Drake, ...
  6. Chinese:德雷克, ...
  7. Japanese:ドレイク, ドレーク, ...
  8. Arabic:دْرِيك, ...
  9. Hebrew:דְרֵיְיק, דְרֵיְק, ...
  10. Russian:Дрейк, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Дрейк, ...
  12. Hindi:ड्रेक, ...
drake
dreɪk

Definition of drake - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
birdmale duck
  • The drake swam swiftly across the pond..
mallard waterfowl
2.
weaponryDatedUKsmall piece of artilleryDatedUK
  • The soldiers loaded the drake for the siege.
cannon gun
3.
mythical creatureRaresmall dragon in folkloreRare
  • The knight prepared to fight the fierce drake..
serpent wyvern
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Images of drake

  • drake: male duck
    male duck
  • drake: small piece of artillery
    small piece of artillery

Expressions with drake

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male wood duck found in North America
The wood drake has colorful plumage.

Origin of drake

Old Norse, draki (dragon)

Examples of drake in a sentence

  • A drake led the flock across the sky.
  • The drake was positioned at the castle's entrance.
  • They polished the drake before the demonstration.
  • Legends spoke of a drake guarding the treasure.
  • A drake was sighted near the old castle.

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  1. French:canard, fauconneau, ...
  2. German:Erpel, kleines Artilleriestück, ...
  3. Italian:anatra maschio, falconetto, ...
  4. Spanish:pato, cañón pequeño, ...
  5. Portuguese:pato macho, falconete, ...
  6. Chinese:公鸭, 小炮, ...
  7. Japanese:雄のアヒル, 小型砲, ...
  8. Arabic:ذَكَرُ البَطّ, مِدْفَع صَغِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּרְוָז זָכָר, דְרֵיְק, ...
  10. Russian:дрейк, драка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дрейк, драга, ...
  12. Hindi:नर बत्तख, तोप, ...
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