巨龙 jùlóng gigantic dragon Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 巨龙 (巨龍) jùlóng gigantic dragon noun A massive dragon, used literally in mythology or figuratively to describe long, winding structures like the Great Wall or a train. 长城如同一条巨龙，蜿蜒在崇山峻岭之间。 Chángchéng rútóng yī tiáo jùlóng, wānyán zài chóngshānjùnlǐng zhījiān. The Great Wall is like a giant dragon, winding through the mountains. titanosaur noun A group of massive sauropod dinosaurs (abbreviation for 泰坦巨龙 tàitǎnjùlóng). 科学家在阿根廷发现了这种巨龙的化石。 kēxuéjiā zài āgēntíng fāxiàn le zhè zhǒng jùlóng de huàshí. Scientists discovered fossils of this titanosaur in Argentina. schlong noun A slang or vulgar term referring to a large penis. 在春节的游行中，几十名演员共同舞动着一条红色的巨龙。 zài Chūnjié de yóuxíng zhōng, jǐshí míng yǎnyuán gòngtóng wǔdòng zhe yī tiáo hóngsè de jùlóng. During the Spring Festival parade, dozens of performers danced together with a giant red dragon. Show rare definitions Hide rare definitions Frequency Movie subtitles 1.52 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 2.46 per million Sources Definitions CC-CEDICT Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
巨龙 (巨龍) jùlóng gigantic dragon noun A massive dragon, used literally in mythology or figuratively to describe long, winding structures like the Great Wall or a train. 长城如同一条巨龙，蜿蜒在崇山峻岭之间。 Chángchéng rútóng yī tiáo jùlóng, wānyán zài chóngshānjùnlǐng zhījiān. The Great Wall is like a giant dragon, winding through the mountains. titanosaur noun A group of massive sauropod dinosaurs (abbreviation for 泰坦巨龙 tàitǎnjùlóng). 科学家在阿根廷发现了这种巨龙的化石。 kēxuéjiā zài āgēntíng fāxiàn le zhè zhǒng jùlóng de huàshí. Scientists discovered fossils of this titanosaur in Argentina. schlong noun A slang or vulgar term referring to a large penis. 在春节的游行中，几十名演员共同舞动着一条红色的巨龙。 zài Chūnjié de yóuxíng zhōng, jǐshí míng yǎnyuán gòngtóng wǔdòng zhe yī tiáo hóngsè de jùlóng. During the Spring Festival parade, dozens of performers danced together with a giant red dragon. Show rare definitions Hide rare definitions Frequency Movie subtitles 1.52 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 2.46 per million Sources Definitions CC-CEDICT Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
