No. 8,155 in Chinese
drake
In Chinese, "drake" translates to a male duck.
In a sentence
那只雄鸭是池塘里最漂亮的。
That drake is the most beautiful one in the pond.
Here, 'drake' refers to a male duck, specifically highlighting its role in describing a specific gender of the bird.
我在音乐会上看到Drake的表演，真是太震撼了。
I watched Drake's performance at the concert, it was truly stunning.
In this case, 'Drake' refers to the name of a famous musician, used as a proper noun.
古代的士兵中流传着关于龙的戏剧和传说。
Among ancient soldiers, there were plays and legends about drakes.
Here, 'drake' metaphorically refers to a mythical dragon, demonstrating its usage in literary or historical contexts.
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