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drake

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /dreɪk/

drake means: A male duck.

noun

MALE DUCKC1

A male duck.

  • A drake swam across the pond.
  • The drakes had bright green heads.
  • We watched a drake following a female duck.

Similar words: male duck

Common phrases: mallard drake, drake and duck, young drake

DRAGONC2

An imaginary large creature like a lizard, often with wings and the ability to breathe fire.

  • A drake guarded the cave.
  • The knight raised his sword against the drake.
  • Two winged drakes circled above the mountain.

Similar words: dragon

Common phrases: fire drake, winged drake, slay a drake

WARSHIPC2

An old warship with a pointed front, especially one used by Vikings.

  • The drake approached the shore.
  • Warriors climbed aboard the drake before dawn.
  • Three drakes sailed along the rocky coast.

Similar words: warship, galley

Common phrases: viking drake, aboard a drake, war drake

FIERY METEORC2

A bright object from space that appears like fire as it moves across the sky.

  • A fiery drake crossed the sky.
  • The villagers feared the blazing drake was an omen.
  • An old account describes drakes lighting the night sky.

Similar words: meteor, fireball

Common phrases: fiery drake, blazing drake

Questions about drake

What does drake mean?

A male duck.

What is drake in other languages?

Türkçe: erkek ördek · Español: pato macho · Français: canard mâle · Deutsch: Erpel · Italiano: anatra maschio · 日本語: 雄のアヒル

How do you pronounce drake?

It is pronounced /dreɪk/.

How do you use drake in a sentence?

A drake swam across the pond. The drakes had bright green heads.

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