Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Dragon"

A: Drapes ➡ it's a way of describing the way fabric covers things and hangs off them, so essentially it means "hangs off Mai-Mai's right hand"
"breathe out the dragon fire of muzzle flash" ➡ it's a metaphor for how the flash of light from the gun's muzzle looks like fire and they're comparing it to the fire a dragon might breathe out

A: "facing" means to confront or fight something

so it means to fight a dragon.

A: Well, if it’s about a stereotype, then I guess its roots are from the dragons in Chinese culture, so it’s convenient to use it in a stereotype. It’s not something I’ve come across.

Strangely, we also have a dragon in English culture/history, because St George is the patron saint of England, but somehow they are different types of dragon. 🤷🏻‍♀️ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_George_and_the_Dragon)

I’ve just found this on Wiki. I’m sure you could translate it online if you don’t understand the English. But you’re right, it is used as a stereotype.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Lady

A: @Superman94 I have no idea who that person is.. that's why I put some question marks.

A: I love Dragon Tales! A "land apart" means a place far away, so the verse means "I want to fly with dragons in a far away place!"

A: なるほど

dragon = drag'n
drag on = drag on

A: In the first case, you are saying that the dragon breathed fire on clouds, and the clouds refers to a physical matter. In the second one, you are describing the day that you saw the dragon breathe fire, but it does not specify what the dragon breathed fire on. You are simply describing that on that day that you saw a dragon breathe fire, there were a lot of clouds in the sky. The two scenarios however are not linked directly. Cloud is the object/matter, and cloudy is the adjective to describe a lot of clouds

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A: Dragon

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A: By the dragon called Igneel. Igneel taught him fire magic, also people him the Salamander. Here are my reasons why I like him; he's nice, really funny, cute, awesome and he helps people in need.
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A: "Consider" can have quite a few different meanings depending on the context, but in this sentence it means: "if you think 'X' to be true... (then 'Y' is obviously true, duh!)". The part in the bracket is implied, because speaker B is actually being sarcastic here, hence the "duh" part. Basically:
"Starting armageddon"= "X"
"Speaker B is one of the stronger dragons" = "Y"

So B is saying that if A thinks (considers) "starting armageddon"(X) to be something only stronger dragons can do, then yes, "B is one of the stronger dragons."(Y)

I hope this explaination wasn't too confusing. (I've never been very good at explaining things...) (^-^'')\
I'll try to translate this to Japanese, but my Japanese is still really bad, so I apologize in advance if it doesn't make sense! Hope this helped！:)

"Consider"は色々な意味があるんですが、この文には、[そう思うなら、]という意味です。つまり、Aは「あなたは一般の竜より強いじゃん？」と聞いた、それで　Bは「"armageddonを始めた"竜は一般の竜より強いと思うなら…」(そう、私が強い)と答えました。Bは　Sarcasticの気がしています。

私の日本語がまだ下手で、すみません！:)

A: It's a word play. It means that the dragon entered somewhere like a room or a place.

A: "They believed a dragon protected the buildings from fire." or "It was believed that a dragon protected the buildings from fire."

A: I think you meant "The dragon breathed fire at the brave knight."